Dust bag set for Makita industrial vacuum VC1310/VC2510/VC3510L, paper 10 L, 5 pcs

Set of five disposable paper dust bags designed for Makita industrial vacuum models VC1310, VC2510 and VC3510L. Each bag has a 10 L capacity and is intended for collection of fine dust and general debris. These bags reduce direct operator contact with collected materials and simplify emptying and replacement during routine cleaning and maintenance operations in workshops, construction sites and facility upkeep.

Advantages

The paper dust bags offer hygienic containment of dust particles and loose debris, lowering the risk of airborne contamination during disposal. Single-use design removes the need for manual cleaning of the vacuum container and helps maintain suction performance by preventing filter clogging. The 10 L capacity strikes a balance between runtime and ease of handling, and the set of five bags ensures replacement availability for multiple service sessions.

Suitable for

• Workshop cleanups after sanding, cutting or drilling
• Construction and renovation debris collection
• Routine maintenance of industrial and commercial premises
• Environments requiring hygienic, low-contact dust disposal

Key specifications

• Bag type: disposable paper dust bag
• Compatible vacuum models: Makita VC1310, VC2510, VC3510L
• Capacity per bag: 10 litres
• Quantity: 5 bags per set
• Intended material: fine dust and loose debris

How to use

Turn off and unplug the vacuum before replacing the dust bag. Open the vacuum container and remove the full bag by detaching it from the intake collar according to the vacuum’s user manual. Insert a new paper bag, ensuring the collar or inlet is correctly seated and sealed to prevent leaks. Close the container and resume vacuuming. Dispose of used bags in accordance with local waste regulations for dust and construction debris.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, pair the disposable paper dust bag with the vacuum’s recommended primary filter and inspect the intake seal regularly. Replace the bag when it reaches near capacity to maintain airflow and suction; avoid vacuuming large volumes of wet material or sharp objects that can rupture the paper bag.