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NaceCare 1-1/4" Aluminum Straight Wand for Numatic Vacuums

NaceCare 1-1/4" Aluminum Straight Wand for Numatic Vacuums

$28.99 USD
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NaceCare 1-1/4" Aluminum St...

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Aluminum keeps this NaceCare straight wand light in the hand, which matters when you are working a commercial vacuum through a full shift of floors, stairs, and above-floor attachment work. SKU 601115 names a single-section straight wand, 1-1/4 inch in diameter, sized to fit Numatic and NaceCare vacuums.

  • Material: Aluminum.
  • Size: 1-1/4 inch diameter.
  • Type: Straight wand, single section.

We do not have a model-by-model compatibility list on file for this wand, so treat "for Numatic vacuums" as a starting point rather than a guarantee. Confirm the 1-1/4 inch wand diameter against your machine's existing hose and wand before ordering, since Numatic and NaceCare both sell wands in more than one diameter across their lineup.

Use it on its own for day-to-day floor work, or add a second section when you need to reach higher: stairwells, drapes, ceiling corners. A wand that has gone oval at the friction-fit end, or one with a dent that catches airflow, is the usual reason to replace rather than repair.