The top 10 vacuum pump PITAs for woodworkers (and how to fix them)

Put an end to the aggravating, pull-out-your-hair frustrations in providing vacuum service to your woodworking shop.

Woodworking is a demanding application for vacuum pumps, and a company’s decisions about equipment, technology and system layout have a substantial impact on its productivity, energy costs, maintenance requirements and downtime.

Many companies have dozens of small, point-of-use vacuum units, typically vane pumps, scattered throughout their operations. Some of those units came with a piece of equipment, while other vacuum pumps were installed by the companies.

As a result, woodworkers experience a wide range of PITAs in their use of vacuum technology. We list the main ones and offer some solutions in this exclusive litepaper.

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