CamVac Dust Extractors - Now Featuring New, Improved Bayonet-Style Inlet Fittings

We are pleased to introduce the latest development in our UK-made range of CamVac dust extractors. Our in-house design and manufacturing team have been working hard to develop a new-style inlet to replace the steel pipe inlet of the machines.
This design upgrade applies to all variation of the following models:
CGV286
CGV336
CGV386
CGV286-WALL
Please note that this new inlet design is an exclusive feature of all models shown above and is not available as an upgrade to the previous steel inlet versions of CamVac extractors.
The new design has a number of great benefits:
Bayonet Fitting
The new inlet features a bayonet fitting, allowing for fast and easy connection of the extraction hose to the machine. Each machine is supplied with a corresponding bayonet hose fitting, which has a positive, secure and tight fit around the hose.
Hose Inlet Fittings Available Separately
Bayonet hose fittings are available separately - they can be used to connect a number of different hoses from different woodworking machines or to connect to other accessories such as reducers, improving convenience and ease-of-use.
Backwards Compatibility
The outside diameter of the new bayonet hose fitting is the same as the current inlets, meaning all accessories that fit over the current metal inlet also fit over the new bayonet hose fitting.
For further information please contact your local stockist or call us on [phone]
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[@user-nx3zk5qi8t]

I really think these will take over the low pressure systems here in the USA. It is one of my favorite purchases. Unbelievably versatile as it will handle any tool, large or small depending on the size of hose and how many motors you use. I can’t say enough about this system and recommend it on every forum when the topic of dust collection comes up.

[@RecordPowerTV]

Thank you very much for your feedback! Best Wishes, Record Power.

[@Laz_Arus]

A nice improvement Craig. Hopefully, there are some in OZ by now or not far away. Will give MMV a call next week to enquire.

[@RecordPowerTV]

Hello, great to hear from you and thank you for your positive comments. We hope that you will have access to the new fittings in Australia very soon. Please send Dean at MMV our very best regards. Best Wishes, Record Power.

[@willybaetens4648]

Hi, Thanks for sharing. Does this come with a new purchase or do they need to be purchased separately? Willy from Belgium. 🙏🙏🙏

[@RecordPowerTV]

Hi Willy - Thanks for your comment, this new inlet is featured on all new machines and is not compatible with the previous models, hope this helps!

[@willybaetens4648]

This is indeed sufficient, thanks for this development. Willy from Belgium 🙏🙏🙏

[@AllesohneKabel]

👍😀

[@ryan76936]

How long until you can buy in New Zealand? At the moment you have to buy in Australia and get it shipped over. Also is a single motor 36L good enough to handle a dewalt dw735 Thicknesser and a sander ( at separate times?

[@RecordPowerTV]

Hi Ryan, thank you for your comment. Please contact Roger at Vacuum Brands Ltd on [phone] or email [e-mail]. Best Wishes, Record Power.

[@londoncallingwithsimon6817]

Hi, can my existing CGV386-6 be adapted to take this fitting?

[@RecordPowerTV]

Hello, thank you for your comment. This brand-new development is available only on new models which has been designed to replace the steel pipe inlet. Please visit our website for more information: bit.ly/3Ik3xnK. Best Wishes, Record Power.

[@robertcornelius3514]

Is it a loud vac that my neighbor would be able to hear?

[@RecordPowerTV]

Hi Robert, thank you for your comment. Our CamVac range of Dust Extractors are renowned for their low noise output. The noise can also be reduced even further, by placing a 2.5" hose into the machine outlet. To learn more about our range, please visit: www.recordpower.co.uk/category/dust-extraction. Best Wishes, Record Power.

[@robertcornelius3514]

@@RecordPowerTV , I am a long time wood turner, and I just started making smoking pipes. Which unit do you recommend I use for my French sanding disc?