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Kiekens
Ergonomic
The KE1000 (single phase) and KE2000 (three phase) are of modular construction which allows adaptation to suit customers’ special needs. Both of these units, from Kiekens’ whisper quiet range,were developed to meet the demand for improved working place conditions. The KE2000 can be used in dangerous environments such as explosive dusts and flammable materials.
Complete range
An extensive range of accessories, including primary separators, is available allowing pick up of a wide variety of products (liquids, chips, sparks, textiles, bulk spills, etc.).
KE2000 motor unit
A two- or three-stage turbo fan driven by a three-phase motor, for problem-free continuous cleaning with a high vacuum and large air volume.
KE1000 motor unit
Two-stage suction units 2 x 1100 W, 3 x 1000 W or 2 x 1500 W alternating current, with separate cooling fans for problem-free suction. The units have thermal protection against overheating and an interference suppression capacitor to comply with the latest EMC directives.
Filter
1.8 m2 pleated PNV bag filter with supporting basket. Simple to dismantle and reassemble. Can be dismantled from the clean upper side and be removed in a plastic bag placed in the dust container. Various other filter qualities are available for more extreme applications.
Who are we
Kiekens is a leading manufacturer and supplier of dust extraction equipment for everything from filtration and ventilation to fine dedusting.
Our sophisticated, workable, affordable and complete solutions add value to your business process.
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We are passionate about our work. Our passion means our standard solutions almost always end up being customised, and we would not want it any other way.
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Everything under one roof
A solution needs to be a good fit from start to finish. To that end, Kiekens has all necessary expertise under one roof— from consulting to execution, from plan to practice.
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Heavy duty
We are strong believers in quality; robust, durable products guarantee continuity and reliability. Quality is a matter of priorities.