Festool Replacement Selfclean Filter Bags for CT MIDI Pack of 5

Self cleaning filter bag for use with CTL MIDI, allows for optimum usage of filter bag volume and constant suction power. Dust doesn't stand a chance.

Please note: Suits superseded CT MINI & MIDI models - not suitable for new CT MIDI-2 575839.

Caking of dust reduces effective suction power dramatically resulting in poor extraction efficiency and performance. The self cleaning Festool filter bag prevents caking with its unique pliable fleece material. This means that your Festool dust extractor continues to deliver full suction until the bag is completely full. The filter bag traps dust particles down to 5 microns, reducing wear and tear as well as the expense of frequent filter replacement. The tear resistant material and integrated closure on the bag shuts the opening to prevent spilling.

Features

• Work dust-free: Independently cleans away dust deposits in the filter bag and ensures constant optimum suction power.
• Quick and easy disposal of class L and M dust
• Optimum utilisation of filter bag capacity and consistently high suction power thanks to SELFCLEAN filter bag
• Responsible forest management: The cellulose originates from sustainable forest management and other controlled sources. It therefore bears the Forest Stewardship Council™ (FSC™) seal, which means that all stages along the supply chain are FSC-certified.

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Who is Festool?

Based in Germany, Festool is a family-run company that produces high-quality woodworking equipment for professional tradespeople. For more than 100 years, Festool's commitment to innovation has been the foundation of their passion for power tools. Festool designs tools that change the way people work: saving time, improving quality and enhancing safety.

With over 350 patents, 80 awards for both the products and the company, and legions of satisfied customers, Festool's innovative success is beyond dispute. The Festool principle "the tool comes to the workpiece, the workpiece doesn't come to the tool" still holds true - even after 100 years.