Shop-Vac 9067233 Vacuum Bags for 10-14 Gallon High Efficiency Series - Genuine 2 Pack
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About the Product
The Shop-Vac 9067233 vacuum bags are genuine high-efficiency disposable filter bags designed for Shop-Vac Type I wet/dry canister vacuum systems ranging from 10 to 14 gallons. Compatible with standard Shop-Vac 10 gallon, 12 gallon, and 14 gallon models with side inlet configurations, these premium high-efficiency vacuum bags are engineered for collecting drywall dust, cement dust, fine debris, and workshop cleanup materials while maintaining strong suction performance and superior filtration efficiency. These genuine bags also replace Shop Vac-90672 identifiers.
Designed specifically for Shop-Vac Type I High Efficiency Series wet/dry vacuum systems, the 9067233 disposable filter bags help improve airflow efficiency and reduce airborne fine dust circulation during demanding cleanup applications. Compatible with side inlet 10–14 gallon Shop-Vac wet/dry vacuum systems, these high-efficiency paper vacuum bags naturally preserve searchable identifiers including 9067233, 90672, 9067200, 9067208, and Type I for ecommerce optimization, ERP imports, and replacement part matching.
This package includes 2 genuine Shop-Vac Type I high-efficiency disposable vacuum bags engineered to improve filtration performance, maintain suction power, and support dependable motor protection. Replacing vacuum bags regularly helps reduce airborne dust circulation, improve cleanup efficiency, and extend the operational life of compatible wet/dry canister vacuum systems.
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Package Includes
2 Shop-Vac Vacuum Bags
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