Introducing the Fleece Filter Bag by POWERTEC. These professional grade self-cleaning filter bags are designed to provide you with a cost effective and hassle free-approach to replacing your high performance filters for the Makita Backpack Vacuum Dust Extractor. Whether you’re at home or in a professional industrial setting, these POWERTEC originals are the perfect solution to collect dust and debris with optimal results. 10 PACK Made with tear resistant, 5-ply fleece cloth material, this replacement filter was designed with a HEPA style construction, ensuring that you’re equipped with a reliable particulate matter filter that safely and effectively captures dust, allergens and other fine particles (up to 99. 97%). DID YOU KNOW: Using standard rigid filter bags can cause a strain on your Makita Backpack’s motor, resulting in premature burnout, decreased performance, and an increase in YOU purchasing more replacements? POWERTEC’s fleece HEPA filter bag acts as a long-lasting preliminary filtering screen for the Makita Dust Extractor bag, without impacting the performance of your vacuum, and provides you with double the amount of effectiveness with dust extraction. Click the “Add to Cart” button today and save tomorrow.
- VALUE: Pack of (10) premium fleece filter bags
- PURPOSE: Successfully traps dust, and works as a pre-filter replacement dust collector bag – keeping the inside of your vacuum clean and free of debris, allergens and up to 99.97% particles
- COMPATIBILITY: Self-Cleaning filter bag works exclusively with the Makita Vacuum Dust Extractor 197902-0 (XCV05Z)
- PREMIUM QUALITY: Tear resistant bags are made from high-quality fleece cloth material for long lasting effectiveness
- MULTI-FUNCTIONAL: Vacuum cleaner filter bag not only acts as the initial stage of dust filtration, but also serves as a cost effective debris extractor, extending the life of expensive Makita HEPA filter
Ruthe Fadel (verified owner) –
I ordered these to make N95 face masks per instructions from the Internet. The H.D. website said they were hepa filters, but that designation was not on any of the packaging for the filters, so I can’t be sure. I used them anyway, but they don’t seem to work as well as other filters I’ve tried.