Karcher Pro Filters

Karcher Pro Filters at Tooled-Up.com

Karcher Pro Filters are replacement and upgrade filters for Karcher Pro vacuum cleaners. They keep suction consistent, protect the motor from dust and stop fine particles passing back into the air. The selection covers cartridge filters, flat pleated filters, HEPA filters, membrane fabric dust filters, coarse dirt filters and foam exhaust air filters.

Each filter is made for specific Karcher Pro machines, such as the NT 22/1, NT 27/1, NT 30/1 TACT, NT 35/1, NT 45/1, NT 48/1, NT 65/2 and NT 72/2 wet and dry vacuums, plus the CV 30/1 and CV 36/2 and the T 11/1. Choosing the right filter for your model means a proper fit and the filtration the machine was designed for.

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Key Features of Karcher Pro Filters

• HEPA filtration: H Class HEPA surface filters, the flat pleated PTFE HEPA filter and the T 11/1 HEPA filter set capture very fine dust, so less escapes through the exhaust.
• M Class and H Class options: M Class cartridge filters suit work involving harmful dust, and H Class HEPA filters are for the finest particles. Check the requirements for the job, including HSE and COSHH guidance.
• Rot proof construction: The M Class rot proof cartridge filter for NT 65/2 and 72/2 machines suits damp conditions where standard filters can deteriorate.
• Membrane fabric dust filters: The smooth membrane surface lets dust fall away more easily, helping to maintain airflow between cleans.
• Coarse dirt filter: Used for wet pick up on NT 35/1 and 45/1 machines, it protects the main filter during wet work.
• Foam exhaust air filters: The CV 30/1 and CV 36/2 air filters are direct replacements that maintain exhaust filtration as the original filters wear.
• HEPA filter cassettes: H 12 cassettes increase filter capacity and improve exhaust air, and can be fitted instead of the standard exhaust filter cassette.

Who Uses Karcher Pro Filters?

Tradespeople who rely on a Karcher Pro vacuum every day need clean, working filters. Builders, plasterers, joiners and decorators use them to cope with plaster, sanding dust and general site debris. Electricians and plumbers use them to keep work areas clean in occupied homes.

Contractors using vacuums for cutting, grinding or drilling masonry and other materials will often need M Class or HEPA filters. Facilities teams, cleaning contractors and workshop users also depend on the right filter to keep machines running well and maintain air quality.

Popular Karcher Pro Filters

Cartridge Filters

Cartridge filters include the PES type for the NT 22/1 and versions for the NT 35/1, 360 and 45/1. M Class versions are available for the NT 27/1, 48/1, 65/2 and 72/2.

HEPA Filters

H Class HEPA surface filters are available for the NT 27/1, 35/1, 45/1, 48/1 and 65/2. The NT 30/1 TACT uses a flat pleated PTFE HEPA filter, and the T 11/1 has a HEPA filter set.

Membrane Fabric Dust Filters

These are available for the NT 27/1 and 48/1, the NT 35/1 and 45/1, and the NT 65/2 and 70/2.

Air and Coarse Dirt Filters

Air filters are made for the CV 30/1 and CV 36/2, and a coarse dirt filter is available for wet pick up on the NT 35/1 and 45/1.

Shop Karcher Pro Filters at Tooled-Up.com and match each filter to your machine's model number.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right Karcher Pro filter?

Start with your vacuum's model number, such as NT 35/1 or NT 65/2, then choose the filter listed as compatible. After that, pick the filtration level the work needs.

What is the difference between M Class and H Class filters?

M Class filters are for medium-risk hazardous dust. H Class HEPA filters offer the highest filtration here and are for the finest, most hazardous particles. Check the requirements for your task.

When should I replace a vacuum filter?

Replace it if suction drops, the filter is damaged, it will not clean properly or it shows signs of wear. Foam exhaust filters can be replaced as part of routine maintenance.

Can I use a wet filter for dry dust?

Some filters are for particular jobs. The coarse dirt filter is for wet pick up, while cartridge and HEPA filters protect the machine during dry work. Always follow the instructions for your vacuum.