At ToolsToday, we carry top-quality dust extractors from brands like Festool and FEIN. Whether you need a compact unit for jobsite work or a high-capacity extractor for your shop, we’ve got options to fit your tools and your workflow.

Why choose a dust extractor?

• Tool-Connected Cleanup: Designed to attach directly to your power tools for instant dust collection.
• Powerful Suction: Extracts fine dust, chips, and debris before they hit the air or floor.
• Portable and Compact: Easy to move around the shop or jobsite, perfect for on-the-go projects.
• Wet/Dry Options: Some models can handle both dry dust and liquid cleanup.
• High-Quality Brands: We carry Festool dust extractors, FEIN Turbo models, and other premium products for reliable, long-lasting use.

Ready to keep your workspace cleaner and your lungs safer? Explore our lineup of dust extractors and discover the perfect fit for your shop or site.

FAQs About Dust Extractors

What features should I look for in a dust extractor?
Look for strong suction power, variable speed settings, and compatibility with your power tools. Features like HEPA filtration, automatic tool-start, wet/dry capacity, and easy mobility can also make a big difference depending on your needs.

What kind of filters do dust extractors use?
Dust extractors typically use HEPA or high-efficiency filters to capture fine dust particles, including those from sanding, cutting, or grinding. Some models also have self-cleaning filter systems that help maintain suction and reduce clogging.

Do I really need a dust extractor for my power tools?
Yes, especially if you work with materials like wood, drywall, or concrete that produce fine dust. Dust extractors keep your workspace cleaner, improve visibility while you work, and protect your lungs from harmful airborne particles. They’re also key for complying with safety regulations on many jobsites.

What is a dust extractor used for?
Dust extractors are used to capture dust, chips, and debris directly from power tools like sanders, saws, and routers. They’re perfect for on-tool dust collection, keeping the air cleaner and reducing the time you spend on post-project cleanup.