NIKRO INSUL10 Insulation Removal Vacuum – 10 HP, 3000 cu.ft/hr

NIKRO INSUL10 Insulation Removal Vacuum — Attic Tear-Out for Smaller CrewsThe NIKRO INSUL10 vacuums blown-in cellulose and fiberglass out of attics and wall cavities and bags it for disposal. It runs a 10 HP Briggs & Stratton gas engine and pulls insulation at 3000 cu.ft/hr. At 125 lbs and 24"x23"x36", it loads into a van or pickup for one- and two-person restoration and remediation jobs. NIKRO INSUL10 Engine and Removal Rate 10 HP Briggs & Stratton gas engine — runs off the truck, so you clear insulation on jobs with no site power Recoil (pull) start — no battery to charge or jump before the first attic of the day 3000 cu.ft/hr removal rate — steady throughput for single-family attics and cavity tear-outs 125 lbs and 24"x23"x36" — the lightest unit in the line, so it lifts into a pickup or van without a lift gate 75 cu.ft disposable bag — captures spent insulation for bagged disposal instead of blowing it into the yard INSUL10 Applications and EnvironmentsRestoration contractors and insulation installers use the INSUL10 to strip blown-in cellulose and fiberglass from attics before re-insulating, and to clear wall and floor cavities on remediation jobs. Its low weight and small footprint suit crews of one or two who move the machine between residential jobs in a single truck. Because it runs on its own gas engine, it works on new-construction sites and gutted structures with no electrical service. The 75 cu.ft disposable bag holds spent material for controlled disposal, which matters on mold and water-damage jobs where the old insulation leaves the site as waste. Specifications Engine 10 HP Briggs & Stratton gas engine with recoil start Removal Rate 3000 cu.ft/hr Dimensions LxWxH 24"x23"x36" Weight 125 lbs. Disposable Bag Capacity 75cu.ft