Nilfisk CFM

PNEUMATIC VACUUM

Nilfisk CFM's A15 pneumatic vacuum was developed to operate entirely without electricity while providing suction, filtration, and durability. To create suction, the vacuum uses air pressure generated by a compressor that is driven through a venture. The compact and maneuverable vacuum is well-suited for easy transport and use in confined spaces.

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