Key benefits Keeps the cleaning area clean: a central dust box captures dust, debris and other particles sucked up during cleaning so they do not scatter back into the environment. No leaks or spills: a sealed design prevents dirt from escaping, even if the device is moved or tilted, protecting surfaces and simplifying cleanup. Better vacuum performance: works with the equipment's suction system to maintain internal negative pressure, ensuring debris is drawn in and retained efficiently. Versatile debris handling: accepts a range of materials—hair, paper scraps, dust—so it adapts to different cleaning tasks. What it does (function) Centrally stores all collected waste for easy, consolidated disposal. Uses a sealed enclosure to prevent leakage and airborne recontamination. Integrates with the suction system to preserve negative pressure and maximize pickup and retention of debris. Why customers need it Reduces rework from dust or particles that would otherwise resettle after cleaning. Protects floors, upholstery and equipment from accidental spills during transport or handling. Improves overall cleaning efficiency, cutting the time needed for repeated passes and followup cleaning. Compatibility and performance Designed to cooperate with the host equipment suction system to maintain internal negative pressure; improves capture and retention of debris during operation. Handles a variety of common debris types—hair, paper scraps, fine dust—so one dust box covers multiple cleaning scenarios. Sealed construction ensures reliable containment and reduces the risk of mess while moving or servicing the device. Practical use scenarios Home cleaning: ideal for vacuuming carpets, rugs and hard floors where hair and fine dust are common; central storage simplifies emptying and disposal. Office or commercial spaces: captures paper scraps and dust during routine cleaning cycles while preventing particles from escaping into the workspace. Workshops and small service vehicles: contains dust and light debris during onsite cleaning without risk of spills when equipment is moved or tilted. Maintenance and handling tips Empty the dust box promptly when full to maintain suction efficiency and prevent overfilling. Keep seals clean and intact to ensure leak performance during movement or tilting. Use with the intended suction system to preserve negative pressure and achieve consistent vacuuming results. Summary A sealed, centrally located dust box that integrates with the suction system to keep collected dust and debris contained, improve vacuuming efficiency, and handle a range of debris types without leaking—even when the device is moved or tilted.