Virginia Abrasives Corp 413-10000 Drum Sander Dust Bag

Product Description

The VIRGINIA ABRASIVES CORP 413-10000 is a replacement cloth dust bag designed for drum floor sanders. It captures the fine wood dust generated during drum sanding operations, keeping the work area cleaner and reducing airborne particulate exposure. The bag features a tie string closure that secures the open end to the sander's dust port, preventing bypass and maintaining collection efficiency throughout the sanding pass. It is sold as a single unit and is installed by flooring contractors and floor care technicians as a routine maintenance item during floor refinishing projects.

This dust bag is suited for residential and light commercial floor sanding applications where drum-style sanders are the primary equipment. It is a universal-fit replacement compatible with Clarke, American, Essex Silverline 38, and Hiretech drum floor sanders. Flooring crews typically keep several on hand to swap out when a bag reaches capacity mid-job, avoiding downtime and maintaining consistent dust collection performance across a full sanding sequence.

Key Features

• Cloth construction allows airflow while retaining fine sanding dust
• Tie string closure secures the bag to the sander dust port without tools
• Universal fit across multiple common drum floor sander brands
• Lightweight at under 1 pound, easy to transport and store on the job
• Sold individually, compatible with standard replacement cycles on production sanding work

Compatibility

Universal fit replacement for use with Clarke, American, Essex Silverline 38, and Hiretech drum floor sanders.

Installation Notes

Power down and unplug the floor sander completely before removing a spent dust bag or installing a new one. Slide the open end of the cloth bag over the sander's dust port outlet and secure the tie string snugly to prevent gaps that allow dust bypass. Inspect the bag connection point for tears or worn fabric before each use. Disposal of collected sanding dust should follow local regulations, as fine wood dust is a combustible material.