Dust filtration bags from Löseke made of paper or our fully synthetic material "MicrofiltPlus®" - hygienic and functional.
Whether as a full-service supplier to the trade or as a system supplier to equipment manufacturers. We and our customers see ourselves as a competent and efficient partner for both sides.
As a specialist for private label packaging and with our production program of more than 650 articles, we provide retailers with expert advice and support.
For equipment manufacturers, we offer all the resources to successfully develop and manufacture the right bag for your equipment, based on our technical know-how and our extensive manufacturing capabilities.
We also assist in the development of a promotional packaging - whether it is to be packed in a pe-foil package or in a folding box: Our state-of-the-art packaging facility offers all possibilities!

General information about the dust filtration bag
Why dust filtration bag and not vacuum cleaner bag?
Visually, it is a bag, but the essential task of a vacuum cleaner bag is filtration.
In terms of the function of a vacuum cleaner and the filtration chain built inside the device, the dust filtration bag represents the first and most important stage of filtration.
Dust and dirt particles are sucked into the interior of the vacuum cleaner by a strong negative pressure. The sucked particles are filtered through the material of the bag and collected inside the bag. The downstream filter stages, such as motor protection and micro exhaust filters or HEPA filter cassettes, then only round off the suction result.

• Advantage of using a vacuum cleaner with dust filtration bag:
  Vacuum cleaners with dust filtration bags usually have a significantly higher suction power for longer than comparable bagless vacuum cleaners.
• Disposing of a filled dust filtration bag is demonstrably much more hygienic than emptying the full dust container of a bagless device. When emptying the dust container, a lot of fine dust that the user has vacuumed up unfortunately comes back to the user. This poses a high risk to the health of allergy sufferers in particular.
• Bagless devices usually have very expensive HEPA filters that the user must replace regularly or that can be washed out in the washing machine/dishwasher. Cleaning the filter in the washing machine/dishwasher together with laundry/dishes of daily use is a challenge for hygiene awareness. Cleaning it separately with an extra wash cycle, on the other hand, is an expensive energy-intensive operation.
• CONCLUSION: The dust filtration bag is not a simple dust collection container, but an essential contribution to the performance and user-friendliness of the device. The bag is and remains the simplest and most hygienic form of dust disposal!