Pulse-Bac Vacuum Maintenance and Repair
Licensed and trained techs on staff
A Pulse-Bac that is not pulling full airflow turns a clean grind into a dusty mess and a failed inspection. Our certified techs service Pulse-Bac vacuums at our shop in Salem, Indiana, checking filters, the pulse cleaning system, motors, hoses, gaskets, and seals, then testing suction before the unit goes back on your truck.
Coating crews across Washington County and Southern Indiana bring their vacuums to us between jobs so dust control is not the thing that slows them down. Drop your unit at 1776 E RC Morris Drive in Salem or call 812-995-5224 and we will tell you what it needs and how quickly we can turn it around.
Schedule Maintenance
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Pulse-Bac vacuum service, filters, and turnaround time. If your vacuum has lost suction in the middle of a job, call 812-995-5224 and we will walk through it with you.
What does a Pulse-Bac vacuum service include?
We inspect and service the filters and pulse cleaning system, motors and brushes, hoses, cuffs, gaskets, and seals, then clean the unit and test airflow under load. You get it back knowing it will actually hold dust containment on the next slab.
How often should Pulse-Bac filters be replaced?
It depends on how much silica you are pulling. Crews grinding several days a week often replace filters a few times a season, while lighter use can stretch much longer. If your machine is pulsing more often or airflow drops even after a clean out, the filters are usually the place to start.
Where can I get a Pulse-Bac vacuum serviced in Southern Indiana?
Bring it to Sullivan’s Tooling Supply at 1776 E RC Morris Drive in Salem, Indiana. Contractors from Scottsburg, Corydon, Paoli, Bedford, and Seymour use us because we have certified techs on staff and you are not shipping a vacuum across the country to get it looked at.
Why is my Pulse-Bac losing suction?
Most suction problems trace back to loaded filters, a full drum, a cracked hose or cuff, a bad gasket, or a lid that is not sealing. Work through those first, and if it is still weak, bring it in and we will test airflow and find what is actually leaking.
Do you stock Pulse-Bac filters, hoses, and bags?
Yes. We keep Pulse-Bac filters, hoses, bags, and common wear parts on the shelf, and most items ship next day if you cannot get to Salem. Call 812-995-5224 and tell us your model and we will pull the right parts.
Keep Your Crew On The Jobsite
Dust control is not optional and neither is a vacuum that works. Keep your Pulse-Bac on a service schedule, keep spare filters and hoses on the shelf, and your crew keeps grinding. We are at 1776 E RC Morris Drive in Salem, Indiana, with certified techs on staff and next day shipping on most parts.