Scheppach Tools

[phil_o]

Sears is advertising a Scheppach dust extractor. This is a German company that I've never heard of before. I haven't been able to find reviews on the product. Anyone familiar with this line of tools.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00981407000P?keyword=Scheppach&prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1

[dubliner]

Found this on it in the UK, need somebody brainy to translate the Metric equivalent airflow. Does look like a Fein head slightly.
The HA1000 surpasses all wet-dry extractors when it comes to suction power of wood dust in the workshop in spite of it being the smallest and most cost-efficient unit in the Scheppach range of extractors. Through its compact design it is portable and can be used anywhere.

Filter cartridge
Polyester needle-felt filter bag
Air capacity - 183 m³/h
Filling capacity - 50 litres
Hose length - 2000 mm
Hose connection Ø - 100 mm
Dimensions - W Ø 400 x H 700 mm

[myxpykalix]

Air capacity - 183 m³/h = 48343.49 gal/hour
or 1.83e+008 centimeter/hr
or 183000 liter/hour
or 6187966 ounces/hr

[thewoodcrafter]

O.K. Jack, how about English, CFM?

[beacon14]

183 Cubic Meters equals 6462.584 Cubic Feet, so 183 m³/h equals 107 CFM

Here (http://joshmadison.com/software/convert-for-windows/) is a nifty little converter for situations just such as these.

[myxpykalix]

David you gave away the secret! Here we could have let them think we figured this out on our own...lol