Atrix International is a premier US manufacturer of fine filtration vacuums, ESD-safe cleaning solutions, and tools for industrial, commercial, and pest management applications.
Atrix International is a premier USA manufacturer of fine filtration vacuums and filters. Based in Burnsville, Minnesota, the company specializes in providing industrial and commercial cleaning solutions with a focus on high-efficiency filtration.
With a product line that includes ESD-safe vacuums for electronics, HEPA vacuums for hazardous abatement, and specialized equipment for pest control, Atrix serves corporations and distributors in over 40 countries. Their vacuums generally feature advanced filtration systems (HEPA/ULPA) to ensure the safe containment of dust and debris. Atrix holds several patents on their innovative filtration and electronic monitoring products.
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You should change the HEPA filter bag when the vacuum suction is reduced or when the bag change indicator light turns red (on models equipped with one). It is also recommended to replace the bag after sweeping up large quantities of fine material.
Many Atrix vacuums feature a thermal cutoff for safety. If the unit overheats due to a clog or full filter, it will shut down automatically. Turn the switch off, check for blockages, and allow the motor to cool for approximately 20 minutes before restarting.
No, unless specifically designated as a wet/dry vacuum, most Atrix models are designed for dry pickup only. Picking up liquids with a dry vacuum can cause electrical shock and damage the motor.
The motor filter is typically located inside the dust bag compartment. It should be cleaned periodically (e.g., rinsed with warm water and air-dried completely) or replaced if damaged or heavily soiled to maintain motor protection.