Dapper Supply DP-CVC1122 Wet/Dry Vacuum – 26.5-Gal Stainless Steel Tank, 11 Peak HP, Built-In Drain

DP-CVC1122 Slurry Recovery with Built-In Drain for Concrete and Restoration Crews

The DP-CVC1122 runs an 8100W motor rated at 11 peak HP, moving 206 CFM at 26 Kpa with 80.4 inches of water lift. That pulls concrete slurry, sanding dust, and standing water into a 26.5-gallon stainless steel tank fast enough to keep a crew working. The built-in drain port empties liquid through a hose with no tilting, so a full tank does not stop the job.

DP-CVC1122 Recovery and Disposal

• 8100W motor, 11 peak HP — 26 Kpa suction and 80.4 inches of water lift recover slurry and heavy debris that stall smaller units.
• 206 CFM airflow — pulls wet and dry material through the 8.2 ft hose without repeated passes.
• 26.5-gallon stainless steel tank — rust-resistant capacity that cuts how often crews stop to empty on high-volume jobs.
• Built-in drain port — connect a hose to the valve and drain liquid without lifting or tilting the tank.
• 2-in-1 wet and dry design — switches between liquid pickup and dry debris collection on the same job.
• 8.2 ft hose and 13.2 ft cord — cover a work zone before the unit needs repositioning.
• Dual filter set — a wide filter for bulk debris plus a cylinder filter for fine dust, with a bagged option for clean disposal.

DP-CVC1122 Applications and Environments

Concrete contractors use the DP-CVC1122 to recover grinding and polishing slurry where the 80.4-inch water lift and 26.5-gallon tank keep the floor clear between passes. Water-damage restoration crews run it on extraction callouts, pulling standing water into the drum and emptying through the drain port instead of hauling a full tank to a sink. Auto body shops rely on the stainless tank for combined wet and dry work, vacuuming floor flooding and sanding dust without corrosion. Woodworking shops tie it to stationary tool ports for source dust collection during long machining sessions, and industrial maintenance teams keep it on hand for spill response in manufacturing plants where a stalled vacuum means downtime. The built-in drain matters most in these settings, where tanks fill fast and manual emptying wastes labor.

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