Aspirateurs Multifonctions Comet - Catalogue produits 2026

Comet wet and dry vacuum cleaners are part of the cleaning range developed by a company founded in Reggio Emilia in 1959. Originally established to manufacture pumps for crop treatment, Comet subsequently expanded its expertise into the Agriculture, Industry and Cleaning sectors, developing an international presence and a range designed for both domestic and professional cleaning.

These machines collect dust, solid debris and, on compatible models, liquids, providing a practical solution for workshops, garages, laboratories, basements, homes and commercial premises. The range includes compact units for occasional jobs and models with larger tanks, dedicated accessories and configurations designed for frequent cleaning; ash may only be collected with explicitly approved appliances and must always be completely cold.

This page also includes the following types of Comet wet and dry vacuum cleaners, divided according to frequency of use, construction and operating environment.

• Comet professional vacuum cleaners: designed for frequent cleaning in workshops, commercial premises and other working environments. Construction, collection capacity and equipment vary by model, allowing users to select the configuration best suited to the debris being collected;
• Comet hobby wet and dry vacuum cleaners: suitable for occasional cleaning in homes, garages, basements and DIY spaces. Their compact dimensions and easy handling facilitate movement between different surfaces and cleaning points;

At AgriEuro, Comet wet and dry vacuum cleaners can be selected according to their main technical features, making it easier to identify the model best suited to the debris, frequency of operation and size of the space to be cleaned. Individual product data sheets allow the main parameters affecting collection, operating continuity and practicality to be compared.

• Vacuuming type: distinguishes dust-only models from machines designed for solids and liquids; before changing the material being collected, the filter, bag or accessory specified in the manual must be fitted;
• Tank capacity: a compact container facilitates transport and storage; a larger capacity reduces emptying frequency during prolonged jobs but increases weight and overall dimensions when full;
• Power, vacuum pressure and airflow: rated power indicates motor power consumption, vacuum pressure expresses the force used to lift debris, and airflow describes the volume of air moved;
• Tank material: plastic tanks favour light weight and easy movement; stainless steel tanks provide a construction suitable for more demanding working environments;
• Filtration system: dust filters, foam filters and collection bags are intended for different materials. The correct configuration protects the suction unit and reduces clogging;
• Noise and cooling: low-noise models are useful in environments where noise control is important; when included, bypass cooling separates the vacuum airflow from the flow used to cool the motor;
• Mobility and accessories: castor wheels, handles, hose length, extension tubes, crevice tools and brushes affect ease of movement across floors, narrow spaces, vehicles and workstations;
• Additional functions: a power-tool socket, synchronised start, accessory compartment or blower function can simplify specific jobs when included on the selected model;

Hobby-grade models are suitable for occasional jobs such as cleaning a garage, car or small hobby room. Semi-professional and professional versions are more appropriate for frequent operation in workshops, laboratories and commercial premises, where tank capacity, equipment and working continuity become more important.

The range includes solutions for professional operators and private users. The main differences concern frequency of operation, tank volume, materials, filtration system and available accessories. Comparing the two types helps match the machine to the debris, working environment and expected duration of each cleaning session.

Comet professional vacuum cleaners are designed for environments where cleaning is carried out regularly and involves large surfaces or substantial amounts of debris. Workshops, laboratories, warehouses, garages and commercial premises require machines combining collection capacity, mobility and accessories suitable for different workstations. Models may differ in tank volume and material, number of motors, airflow, vacuum pressure and configuration for dust or liquids. A large tank reduces interruptions for emptying, while wheels, handles and suitably long hoses facilitate movement around the workstation. A power-tool socket, when fitted, allows certain operations to be combined with debris extraction. Filters and bags must always match the collected material and comply with the instructions shown in the technical data sheet and model manual.

• Frequent operation: suitable for workshops, laboratories, warehouses and commercial premises with repeated cleaning cycles;
• Large tanks: reduce interruptions when collecting dust, debris or liquids compatible with the machine;
• Vacuum parameters: airflow and vacuum pressure help assess machine performance beyond the wattage figure alone;
• Operating equipment: hoses, extension tubes, nozzles and power-tool sockets, where fitted, adapt the machine to different surfaces;

Comet hobby wet and dry vacuum cleaners are intended for occasional cleaning in homes, garages, basements, vehicle interiors and small DIY spaces. Their compact configuration facilitates transport, storage and movement between rooms without requiring the size of a professional machine. Depending on the model, the appliance can collect dust, solid debris and compatible liquids, provided that the filters and accessories specified by the manufacturer are used. Tank capacity should be considered in relation to the amount of material and the ease with which the full container can be moved or emptied. Brushes, crevice tools and extension tubes broaden the range of applications on floors, corners, seats and narrow compartments. Suitability must be checked before collecting fine dust, abrasive materials or ash, as a standard wet and dry vacuum cleaner does not automatically replace a dedicated ash vacuum.

• Domestic and DIY use: suitable for garages, basements, vehicle interiors and small workshops with non-intensive cleaning requirements;
• Compact dimensions: size and weight facilitate movement and storage after cleaning;
• Separate collection configurations: filters and accessories must be set up according to the permitted dust, solid debris or liquids;
• Dedicated accessories: nozzles, brushes and extension tubes make it easier to reach floors, narrow spaces and vehicle interiors;

AgriEuro offers Comet models for different operating levels and environments, with technical data sheets that help compare the main parameters. After selection, dedicated services provide support with ordering, maintenance and assistance over time.

• Fast and free delivery: dispatch from AgriEuro logistics centres provides a more direct order process and allows the wet and dry vacuum cleaner to be delivered without the shipping costs applied to standard delivery;
• Spare parts ordering: readily available spare parts can be identified and ordered through the interactive parts diagram associated with the purchased product, helping identify the exact component required;
• After-sales service: attentive, personalised support provides a point of contact after purchase for technical enquiries, spare parts and work associated with the selected wet and dry vacuum cleaner;

Buy the Comet wet and dry vacuum cleaner best suited to your requirements from AgriEuro today.

The choice starts with the type of debris, frequency of operation and size of the environment. A compact hobby model may be sufficient for occasional cleaning at home or in a garage; a professional machine with greater capacity and equipment is more appropriate for workshops, laboratories or commercial premises. Tank volume, vacuum pressure, airflow, filtration system, noise level, hose and cable length and accessories should then be compared. Suitability for liquids, fine dust or ash must be clearly stated in the data sheet for the individual model.

The main difference concerns work intensity and continuity. A Comet hobby wet and dry vacuum cleaner favours compactness, easy transport and occasional cleaning in domestic or DIY environments. A Comet professional vacuum cleaner is intended for more frequent sessions and working environments, with configurations that may include larger tanks, more extensive equipment and vacuum parameters suited to the application. The declared operating level does not replace a comparison of the specifications of each model.

Yes, but only models explicitly designed for solids and liquids. Before vacuuming, consult the manual and fit the required filtration configuration, which may differ from the one used for dust. When fitted, the dust bag must be removed if specified in the model instructions. Incompatible, hot, flammable or hazardous liquids must not be collected; after operation, the tank and washable components must be cleaned and dried according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Only a model specifically approved as an ash vacuum or multifunction appliance may collect ash, which must always be completely cold. A standard dust and liquid vacuum cleaner must not automatically be considered suitable, as fine and abrasive particles require specific filters, hoses and containers. The intended use and model instructions must be checked before cleaning. Embers, warm ash or residues that may contain hot spots must never be collected.

No, wattage mainly indicates the electrical power consumed by the motor. Vacuum pressure and airflow should also be considered when assessing suction performance. Vacuum pressure describes the ability to lift debris, while airflow indicates the volume of air passing through the system. The hose, accessory diameter, filter condition and tank fill level also affect actual machine performance, so the complete set of technical data should be compared.

The correct capacity depends on the amount of debris, duration of the job and movement requirements. A compact tank is easier to transport, empty and store, making it suitable for occasional cleaning and small rooms. A larger container reduces interruptions during extensive jobs but becomes heavier and bulkier when filled with liquids or debris. Rated capacity does not always correspond to usable volume: the technical data sheet specifies the values provided for dust and liquids.

Each component is intended for a specific vacuuming configuration. The bag collects dust and makes emptying tidier; the dust filter protects the system during dry collection; the foam filter is often associated with liquid collection on compatible models. Combinations vary according to the machine, so the Comet manual must be followed and the vacuum cleaner must not be started without the prescribed components. An incorrect, dirty or still damp filter can reduce airflow and place additional strain on the motor.

Routine maintenance includes emptying the tank, inspecting the filters and checking the hose and nozzles. Before carrying out any work, switch off the machine, disconnect it from the power supply and allow it to stop. Filters and washable parts must only be treated as specified in the manual and refitted when completely dry. Any obstructions should be removed, the power cable checked for damage, and worn bags or components replaced with compatible spare parts. A sudden reduction in suction often requires inspection of the fill level, filter and air passages.

The most useful equipment depends on the surfaces: a crevice tool, brush, extension tubes and flexible hose cover most common cleaning tasks. The crevice tool reaches narrow spaces, seat rails and corners; the brush works on floors and larger surfaces; extension tubes reduce uncomfortable postures; and a long hose increases the operating range. Work involving power tools requires a model with a compatible socket and connectors, where provided. Diameters and couplings must be checked in the product data sheet.

Only when the model, filter and accessories are suitable for the specific material. Very fine or abrasive dust can quickly clog an unsuitable system and reach the suction unit. Before collecting sawdust, mineral dust, light rubble or debris produced by power tools, read the limitations and instructions in the manual. For frequent jobs, a professional model with a suitable filtration system and, where available, a power-tool connection should be considered. Hazardous or prohibited materials must not be collected.