Wet/Dry 20 Gallon Concrete Vacuum

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Wet-Dry Vac

Built for the mess that grinding, cutting, and polishing leave behind, this Hawk 20-gallon wet/dry vacuum recovers liquid slurry, water, and fine dust fast — so cleanup doesn’t eat your day.

Ready to put it to work? Call for pricing and availability, or request a quote — and you’ll talk to a real surface-prep expert, not a call center.

About the Hawk Wet/Dry Vac

The Wet/Dry Vac by Hawk Enterprises is made for large-volume recovery of liquids, slurry, and solid waste. The 20-gallon roto-molded tank is rugged and easy to clean for years of trouble-free service. It rolls on two 10-inch wheels and two 4-inch front swivel casters, steered with a powder-coated steel handle.

It ships with an adjustable front-mount squeegee plus a dry-application kit — including an acid/mildew-resistant, washable synthetic cloth dust bag, dust hose, and attachments — so you’re ready for wet or dry work out of the box.

Features

• Handles both wet and dry pickup
• 20-gallon capacity (17 gal. wet / 1 bushel dry)
• 2 HP (1.5 kW) 2-stage heavy-duty bypass motor
• 115V, 60 Hz
• Automatic liquid shut-off prevents motor flooding from foam or solution
• Quiet operation — 78 dB (meets GS42 standard)

What It’s For

• Recovering wet slurry after wet grinding or polishing
• Picking up fine concrete dust and debris
• General job-site and shop cleanup
• Removing silica dust instead of sweeping it, to keep work areas safer

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it pick up both wet slurry and dry dust? Yes — it’s a true wet/dry vacuum, with a squeegee for liquids and a dry kit with a washable filter bag for dust.

How big is the tank? 20 gallons — 17 gallons in wet mode, 1 bushel in dry mode.

Is this the same as a dust collector? No. This vacuum cleans up slurry and debris after the job; a dust collector attaches to a grinder or shot blaster to capture dust during the job. Many contractors use both.

Questions? Talk to a Surface-Prep Expert

Call (815) 941-4800 x 1 or fill out our contact form.