Connecting our Multipurpose Bags

We recommend using a short section of hose to connect directly to your insulation removal machine. This will help eliminate blowouts and help the removal bags fill more evenly.

Tough Bags Collar and Dust Guard Pro

Similar to the multipurpose bag, we recommend you you attach a section of hose to your machine. However, it is not necesary if you do not have the section of hose.

Both of these insulation removal bags feature an easy-connect collar for easy attachment to your removal machine. Just slide the bag collar onto the exit hose or machine, then secure it with tape or a hose clamp. It's a hassle-free setup!

View ourcustomer photosso see how they setup their removal site.

Trailer 255 – How to connect our dump trailer vacuum bag

Setting up our Trailer 255 dump trailer insulation removal bag is quick and simple. The bag comes with two inlets, allowing you to run either one or two machines. For dual machine use, just run the exit hoses into the bag and start your machines. If you're using a single insulation removal machine, it's best to tape the other outlet closed for a secure seal.

You also have options for how to position the bag. You can load it with the outlets facing up, or rotate it so the ports face the sides. It’s really a matter of personal preference, but we’ve found that positioning the ports on the side and filling through the top inlet while closing the lower outlet works best.

Have a better setup method? We’d love to hear how your crew handles insulation removal — shoot us an email and share your insights!