Free UK Site Assessment 10-Year Guarantee UK Support Antistatic vacuums for combustible dust in areas that aren’t ATEX-classified — fully grounded construction with M-class, H-class and HEPA H14 filtration.
ACD machines are for combustible dust in workplaces where a DSEAR assessment hasn’t classified the area as an ATEX zone, but the dust still carries an ignition risk. They’re built antistatic and fully bonded — every conductive part grounded so static can’t build into a spark — with M-class, H-class and absolute HEPA H14 filtration in an AISI 304 stainless container.
If your area is classified as an ATEX zone, you need a zone-rated machine from the ATEX range instead. Not sure which applies? Tell us your dust type and DSEAR classification and we’ll point you to the right one.
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The BL PRO ACD is the most compact vacuum in Depureco's ACD range, built to extract combustible dust safely in ordinary, non-ATEX-classified areas. A brushless motor rated for over 20,000 hours, a class M filter and full grounding pack industrial performance into a manageable footprint.
An ACD-classified industrial vacuum for safely extracting combustible and reactive dust in non-ATEX classified areas. A stainless steel container with an inerting liquid bath neutralises the dust as it is drawn in, backed by complete grounding, a spark-trap filter and M-class antistatic filtration.
The MINIBULL ACD is an ACD-classified industrial vacuum for collecting combustible dust in non-ATEX classified areas. Two independently operated single-phase motors, high antistatic filtration and complete grounding keep it safe and simple to maintain.
The MINIBULL H ACD INERT is an ACD-classified industrial vacuum for combustible and conductive dust in ordinary, non-ATEX-classified areas. A stainless steel container with an inerting liquid bath neutralises incoming Type IIIC dust and prevents an explosive atmosphere forming inside the machine.
The PUMA ACD is an ACD-classified industrial vacuum for extracting combustible dust, powders, solids and shavings, and wet materials in non-ATEX-classified areas — with class M antistatic filtration and heavy-duty construction for continuous production duty.
The PUMA HD ACD is an ACD-classified industrial vacuum for extracting combustible dust in non-ATEX-classified areas, built for continuous duty in heavy industry. It runs on a side channel blower with M-class antistatic filtration and an electric filter-shaker.
No machines match all your filters.
Try widening or removing one — ATEX single-phase units, for example, are listed under ATEX vacuums.
An ACD vacuum is for combustible dust in an area that hasn’t been classified as an ATEX zone — it’s antistatic and fully grounded to control ignition risk, but it isn’t zone-certified. An ATEX vacuum is certified for a specific hazardous zone (20/22). Your DSEAR risk assessment determines which you need.
M-class and H-class filtration with an absolute HEPA H14 final stage (99.995% efficiency at 0.18 microns), collected in an AISI 304 stainless container — so fine and hazardous dust is captured rather than recirculated.
The M45 ACD is a single-phase machine (around 380 m³/h) for smaller duties; the M65/100 ACD (3.9 kW, around 570 m³/h) handles higher volumes and a larger container. Tell us your dust type and throughput and we’ll specify one.
Direct from the manufacturer UK-based technical team Send us a short description of the job — the material, the volume, the regulations that apply — and we'll come back with a recommended machine and a quote.
