SASE Bull 300 EBS Dust Extractor
SASE Bull 300 EBS Dust Extractor
SASE Bull 300 EBS Dust Extractor
Serious dust control for serious surface prep.
The SASE Bull 300 EBS is a heavy-duty industrial dust extractor built for concrete grinding, polishing, and demanding surface preparation work. Running on a standard 110V / 20-amp circuit, the Bull 300 EBS delivers 334 CFM of airflow while remaining compatible with both 2-inch and 3-inch hose setups, making it a versatile pairing for a wide range of professional floor grinders.
Where this machine really stands out is its filtration and dust-management system. It uses 12 sock filters covering approximately 37 sq. ft. of filter area, backed by secondary HEPA filtration. A manual filter-cleaning system allows contractors to clean the filters on the job without an overly complicated setup.
The SASE Elongated Bagging System (EBS) uses continuous dust bags, helping keep collected concrete dust contained during bag changes. The machine is constructed from heavy-gauge steel and designed for continuous-duty operation, making it a strong choice for contractors who need a vacuum capable of keeping up with professional grinding equipment.
Key Features
- 334 CFM airflow
- 2.4 HP / 1.8 kW motor
- 110V / 20 AMP
- Secondary HEPA filtration
- 12 sock filters
- Approximately 37 sq. ft. of filter area
- SASE Elongated Bagging System
- Manual filter-cleaning system
- Includes 25 ft. of 2" or 3" hose
- Continuous-duty operation
- Heavy-duty 14-gauge steel construction
- 334 lb. machine weight
- 38" × 25" × 67" overall dimensions
Surface Core Take
The Bull 300 EBS makes a lot of sense for contractors who want serious dust extraction without moving to a higher-voltage setup. The combination of 110V power, high airflow, HEPA backup filtration, and continuous bagging makes it particularly attractive for concrete coating and surface-prep crews moving between residential and commercial jobsites.
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