Maintaining a clean office space is an important factor when it comes to maintaining the health and well-being of employees. A crucial tool in the fight against germs in the office is a humble vacuum cleaner.

These simple and unassuming cleaners have evolved tremendously in the last few decades and have now become powerful accomplices to your office cleaning staff. Here we tell you what you should take into account to get a vacuum cleaner.

Factors When Choosing Commercial Vacuum Cleaners

The following factors will guide your choice when picking out an office vacuum cleaner based on your requirements:

Power Source

It is important to consider the power source when selecting a vacuum cleaner for your office. In most instances, commercial cleaners are either cord-electric or battery operated.

Cleaning Capacity

The cleaning capacity of a device indicates the amount of vacuuming that can be conducted without having to change the filter bag of the vacuum cleaner. It is also related to the width of the cleaning path of each individual device.

Static Lift

The static life of a vacuum cleaner dictates the amount of pull or lift a given machine has in order to be able to remove the dust from a surface. The greater the amount of static life, the higher the cleaning capacity of the device. An ideal static lift for most commercial vacuum cleaners is anywhere between 60 and 100 inches.

Airflow

In order to determine the airflow of a device, it is important to examine the CFM of a cleaner. CFM or cubic feet per minute is the measurement used to highlight the amount of air that flows through the front nozzle of a vacuum cleaner. 

The ideal airflow for a commercial cleaner varies between 95 to 150 CFM.

We at EMC Home Improvement have vacuum cleaners that meet high cleaning standards for your office and building, contact us to find out more.