Milwaukee Tool 49-90-2005 Floor Nozzle Vacuum Attachment

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-90-2005 is a floor nozzle attachment designed for use with compatible wet/dry and industrial vacuum systems. It connects to hoses with a 2.5-inch diameter and is intended for ground-level debris pickup across a range of flooring surfaces. Measuring 15.35 inches in length, 5.91 inches in width, and 3.15 inches in height, this attachment is sized for practical coverage in both shop and jobsite environments. It is not ESD-safe, making it suited for general debris collection rather than static-sensitive electronics work. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors will find it a straightforward add-on for maintaining clean work areas.

This floor nozzle is intended for use with vacuum systems accepting a 2.5-inch hose connection. It is appropriate for residential and light commercial jobsite cleanup, including dust, debris, and dry particulate removal from concrete, tile, wood, and similar hard floor surfaces. It ships as a single-unit package and is a direct replacement or supplemental attachment for compatible Milwaukee vacuum systems.

Key Features

• Floor nozzle design for ground-level debris and dust pickup
• Compatible with 2.5-inch diameter vacuum hoses
• Compact profile at 3.15 inches tall for low-clearance areas
• Wide 5.91-inch mouth for efficient surface coverage
• Lightweight at 0.51 pounds for easy handling and repositioning
• Not ESD-safe — suited for general construction and trade cleanup applications

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or add-on floor nozzle for vacuum systems that accept a 2.5-inch hose connection. Refer to your vacuum unit specifications to confirm hose diameter compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools — simply press or twist the nozzle onto the vacuum hose end until it seats securely. Confirm the vacuum is powered off before attaching or removing accessories. Check the hose fitting diameter against the nozzle inlet to verify a proper seal before operating the vacuum. Inspect the nozzle for cracks or a loose fit periodically, as a compromised seal will reduce suction performance.