Dapper Supply DP-DE1135 Wet/Dry Dust Extractor – 8 Gal, Semi-Auto HEPA Filter

DP-DE1135 Wet/Dry Dust Extractor for Drywall and Concrete Silica Cleanup

The DP-DE1135 pairs an 8-gallon wet/dry tank with a 1200W motor so a single machine handles both liquid spills and construction dust. It pulls 140 CFM of airflow and 18 kPa of suction, enough to capture drywall sanding dust and concrete fines at the source before they settle on a jobsite. A semi-automatic HEPA filter keeps that suction steady through a full shift, and a tool-activated outlet ties the vacuum to whatever power tool a crew is running. The result is a compact extractor sized for one operator that still keeps fine dust out of the air on active trade work.

DP-DE1135 Dust Capture and Reach

• 8-Gallon Wet/Dry Tank — collects liquid spills and dry debris without swapping to a second machine mid-job
• 1200W Motor — moves 140 CFM of airflow at 18 kPa suction with 72.3 in. of water lift for dense material
• Semi-Auto HEPA Filter — a push-button shake clears caked dust and holds suction as the tank fills
• Tool-Activated Auto Start — the outlet syncs with tools drawing up to 5.5A, so the vacuum runs only while the tool cuts
• 13 ft Cord and 7.5 ft Hose — a 1-1/4 in. hose and long cord cover a full room from one outlet
• 2-Year Warranty — parts and labor coverage backed by U.S.-based support

DP-DE1135 Applications and Environments

Remodelers and drywall crews run the DP-DE1135 during sanding and demolition, where fine gypsum and silica dust have to be pulled off the tool before they reach the air. Concrete grinders and tile setters connect it to hand tools so slurry and cutting dust drop into the tank instead of onto finished surfaces. The wet mode covers plumbing spills, flood cleanup in basements and utility rooms, and general shop maintenance in auto bays and fabrication shops. Restoration and renovation contractors use the sealed HEPA path on occupied-building work where airborne dust has to stay contained. The 8-gallon tank suits single-operator work in garages, workshops, and light commercial sites without the bulk of a wheeled industrial extractor. Facilities crews also keep it near CNC and woodworking stations where chip and sawdust buildup has to be cleared between runs.

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