Makita VC013GL 40V XGT Brushless L Class Wet & Dry Dust Extractor (Body Only)
Makita VC013GL 40V wet & dry L class dust extractor: 7.5L container, 33.3 l/s airflow, 15 kPa suction. Wireless start from cordless tools. Body only.
Where it sits among dust extractors
Against the 78 dust extractors we list. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.
Full specs
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Class & Suction
Working With Your Tools
Power & Battery
Tank, Hose & Filter
Physical & Build
The VC013GL is Makita's 40V XGT brushless L class wet & dry dust extractor, with a 7.5L container, 33.3 l/s of airflow and 15 kPa of suction at 4.3kg bare. Sold body only, it is light enough to carry room to room, with automatic filter cleaning, AWS readiness for wireless start and a 2m hose, suiting general and wood dust from drills, saws and sanders plus the odd spill. We rate it a handy small extractor for XGT users; the VC002GL moves 48.3 l/s into an 8L container, and the 18V DVC750L gives LXT users the same 7.5L size.
Powered by Makita 40V XGT · 6
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Warranty · 3yr
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