Dapper Supply DP-DE1136 Wet/Dry Dust Extractor – 10 Gal, Auto HEPA Filter

DP-DE1136 Dust Extractor for Brushless Source Capture on Concrete and Drywall

The DP-DE1136 is a 10-gallon wet/dry dust extractor driven by a 15A brushless motor that moves up to 151 CFM with 23 kPa suction and 98 PSI. An automatic cleaning cycle clears the HEPA filter every 20 seconds, so suction stays up while cutting concrete, sanding drywall, or capturing fine wood dust at the tool.

DP-DE1136 Suction and Filtration Detail

• 15A brushless motor, up to 151 CFM — pulls fine dust off concrete, drywall, and wood work.
• 23 kPa suction with 98 PSI — keeps captured material moving through the hose instead of settling.
• HEPA filtration — traps fine silica and construction dust to protect crews and air quality.
• Automatic filter cleaning every 20 seconds — clears buildup mid-task so suction holds through the cut.
• Tool auto-start function — syncs with a connected power tool up to 5.5A so the vacuum runs with it.
• Overload protection and dust indicator — guard the motor and flag when airflow drops or maintenance is due.
• Air tool connector and multiple modes — a built-in pneumatic port plus manual, auto, and cleaning modes.
• 7.5 ft hose and 13 ft power cord — a 1-1/4" hose gives reach around the work area.
• 2-year manufacturer warranty — covers the motor and unit under jobsite use.

DP-DE1136 Applications and Environments

Remodelers and trades run the DP-DE1136 on drywall, concrete, and renovation work where fine silica and construction dust must be captured at the source rather than swept up after it settles. The brushless motor is the difference on longer runs, since it holds airflow without the wear of a brushed unit, and the 20-second filter-cleaning cycle keeps the 151 CFM rating meaningful on concrete and drywall dust that would blind a static filter fast. Tool auto-start ties the vacuum to a grinder, sander, or saw up to 5.5A, so dust collection is never left off by accident, and the overload protection with a dust indicator tells a crew when the tank or filter needs attention before suction falls off. The built-in air tool connector lets a jobsite run pneumatic tools off the same unit, and the three operating modes cover tool-triggered work, continuous vacuuming, and filter maintenance. With a 10-gallon tank it goes longer between empties on demolition and surface-prep jobs.

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