Bosch Dust Extraction Systems
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The Bosch Dust Extraction Systems Range at Tooled-Up.com
Bosch Dust Extraction Systems brings together the on-tool extraction, standalone extractors and accessories that Bosch Professional makes for controlling dust at source. The range covers drills, hammers, routers, sanders and grinders. It is built for tradespeople who need cleaner air and tidier work areas, and who must meet HSE expectations on construction dust.
Repeated exposure to fine dust from drilling, cutting and sanding can harm health, and employers are expected to control it under COSHH. Whether you need a portable extractor, a cordless unit or a dust attachment for a single tool, Tooled-Up.com stocks Bosch Professional solutions that run from 240v or 110v mains, or from 12v and 18v Bosch batteries.
What's in the Bosch Dust Extraction Systems Range
Dust Extractors and Vacuum Cleaners
These are the core of the range. The Bosch GAS 400 A L Class All Purpose Dust Extractor and the GAS 12-40 MA M Class All Purpose Dust Extractor suit general site extraction, with the M Class unit offering a higher level of filtration. The GAS 35 H AFC Wet and Dry Vacuum Dust Extractor handles both dry dust and liquids. For cordless working, the GAS 18V-12 MC BITURBO brushless extractor and the GDE 18V-16 Professional Cordless Dust Extractor remove the need for a mains supply.
On-Tool Extraction
The GDE 18V-12 Integrated Dust Extractor is designed for the GBH 18V-22 SDS Plus drill. The GDE Max Dust Extraction Kit does the same job for SDS Max hammers. The GDE 28 D Dust Attachment collects dust at the point of drilling.
Guards and Adaptors
The GDE 230 FC-T Angle Grinder Dust Guard 230mm captures dust at the disc during cutting and grinding. Tool-specific adaptors, including those for the GFF 22 A and GEX 150 Turbo, and for the GMF 1600 and GOF 1600 CE, connect routers and sanders to an extractor.
Hoses, Tubes and Smaller Accessories
Extension pipes, hoses and nozzles help you reach the work. The Dust Collector Cup is another useful accessory.
Wireless Auto Start
The GCT 30-42 Wireless Auto Start Tag and the GCA 30-42 / GCT 30-42 Wireless Auto Start Kit start the extractor when the tool is switched on.
Key Features
- Source capture: Guards, attachments and adaptors collect dust where it is created, before it reaches the air you breathe.
- Dust classification: L Class and M Class extractors give you a choice of filtration to suit the material and the site requirements.
- Flexible power: Options include 240v, 110v and cordless 18v. 110v is a common site standard, and cordless is useful where there are no sockets.
- Brushless cordless power: The BITURBO extractor delivers cordless extraction with the efficiency of a brushless motor.
- Integrated designs: Extraction fitted directly to a drill or hammer keeps the setup compact and avoids trailing hoses where possible.
- Wireless auto start: The extractor runs in step with the tool, so there is no walking back to the machine or leaving it running.
- Wet and dry capability: The GAS 35 H AFC copes with liquids as well as dust, which helps with clearing up on site.
Bosch Dust Extraction Systems Applications
This range suits many trades and settings:
- Electricians and plumbers: Drilling into masonry and concrete for cable routes, pipework and fixings with an SDS Plus drill and an integrated or attached extractor.
- Builders and groundworkers: Chasing, breaking and drilling with SDS Max hammers, where the GDE Max kit helps control heavy dust.
- Joiners and fitters: Routing, trimming and sanding with extractor-connected adaptors, giving cleaner finishes and less clearing up.
- Metalworkers and renovators: Grinding and cutting with a 230mm angle grinder dust guard.
- Occupied homes and refurbishments: Using M Class or cordless extractors to keep dust contained in customers' properties.
Compatibility and Accessories
The range is made to work as a system. Cordless units and integrated extractors use Bosch Professional 18v batteries, and the 12v and 18v options let you stay within a platform you may already own. Check each product's listing for the specific tool or battery it supports. Items like the GDE 18V-12 and the GDE Max kit are designed for particular drills and hammers, while the adaptors are matched to specific routers and sanders.
Corded and battery extractors can be paired with the Wireless Auto Start Tag and Kit, and hoses, extension pipes and nozzles extend your reach. Tooled-Up.com lists these items together so you can build a setup around the tools you use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between L Class and M Class dust extractors?
These classes describe the filtration level. M Class extractors, like the GAS 12-40 MA, are designed for finer, more hazardous dust than L Class models like the GAS 400 A. Check the requirements for your task and site before choosing.
Can I use a dust extractor with a cordless drill?
Yes. The GDE 18V-12 Integrated Dust Extractor is made for the GBH 18V-22 SDS Plus drill, and the GDE 28 D Dust Attachment collects dust at the point of drilling.
Are cordless dust extractors available?
Yes. The GAS 18V-12 MC BITURBO and the GDE 18V-16 are cordless options, ideal where mains power is limited or you want to move freely around site.
What does the Wireless Auto Start do?
The GCT 30-42 tag, used with a compatible extractor and the GCA 30-42 kit, starts the extractor automatically when you switch on your tool and stops it when you finish.
Can I extract dust from grinders, routers and sanders?
Yes. The GDE 230 FC-T guard fits 230mm angle grinders, and dedicated adaptors connect compatible routers and sanders to an extractor hose. Tooled-Up.com lists the tools each accessory supports, so check compatibility before ordering.