FEIN Turbo I / II trommelfilter, cellulose, stofklasse M, beige (31345012010)

Dust extraction systems are only as reliable as their filters, and a clogged or degraded filter can quickly bring work to a halt. The FEIN 31345012010 drum vacuum filter is the original replacement part for FEIN Turbo I, Turbo II, and their Set variants, ensuring your vacuum maintains full suction power and meets dust class M requirements. Made from pleated cellulose, this beige filter captures fine dust particles while allowing consistent airflow for wet and dry vacuuming tasks.

Who is it for

This filter is essential for tradespeople, workshop operators, and industrial users who rely on FEIN Turbo series vacuums for dust extraction during sanding, cutting, grinding, or general cleanup. It suits anyone needing to maintain a healthy work environment and comply with occupational exposure limits for medium-risk dusts, including wood, concrete, and drywall particles.

Main features

• Original FEIN part number 31345012010 for guaranteed fit and performance
• Pleated cellulose construction with large surface area for high dust holding capacity
• Dust class M certified for medium hazard dusts (occupational exposure limit ≥ 0.1 mg/m³)
• Cartridge mounting for quick, tool-free replacement
• Suitable for wet and dry vacuuming without compromising filtration
• Beige colour matches original equipment and indicates replacement timing

Specifications

• Filter type: Drum vacuum filter
• Filter material: Cellulose
• Dust class: M
• Application: Wet & dry vacuuming
• Compatible models: FEIN Turbo I, Turbo II, Turbo I Set, Turbo II Set, Turbo X, Turbo II X, Turbo III, Turbo III X
• Mounting type: Cartridge
• Filtration medium structure: Pleated
• Outer diameter: approx. 185 mm
• Height: approx. 140 mm
• Washable: No
• Intended use environment: Industrial, commercial

Tips

Replace the filter when suction noticeably drops or after approximately 6-12 months of regular use, depending on dust load. For optimal performance, clean the vacuum's pre-filter and empty the drum regularly. Always ensure the filter is fully seated before operation to prevent bypass leakage. Keep a spare on hand to minimise downtime during intensive projects.