STANLEY - 8 Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum - SL18117P
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Stanley 8 Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum
Stanley's 8 gallon portable wet/dry vacuum runs a 5 peak hp motor at 75 CFM, in a lightweight polypropylene tank instead of the heavier stainless steel drum some shop vacs use. Four swiveling casters and a top carry handle make it easy to move around a jobsite or garage.
It ships with a floor brush, a utility nozzle, two extension wands, a cartridge filter and a disposable filter bag, plus a rear port that converts the unit to a blower. The 6 ft. hose and 10 ft. power cord are on the shorter side for a whole-garage cleanup, worth knowing if you're working farther from an outlet.
Features and Common Uses
- 8 gallon polypropylene tank, lighter than a stainless steel equivalent
- 5 peak hp motor, 10 amps, delivering 75 CFM airflow
- Rear blower port converts the vacuum to a blower
- 4 swiveling casters and a top handle for portability
- Onboard storage for the included accessories
Commonly used for:
- Shop and garage cleanup, wet or dry debris
- Jobsite cleanup where a lighter poly tank beats hauling a steel one
- Blowing out gutters or debris using the rear blower port
Specifications
| Brand | Stanley |
|---|---|
| Model | SL18117P |
| Tank Capacity | 8 gallons |
| Tank Material | Polypropylene |
| Motor | 5 peak hp, 10 amps, 120V |
| Airflow | 75 CFM |
| Hose | 6 ft. x 1-1/4 in. |
| Power Cord | 10 ft. with cord wrap |
| Included Accessories | Floor brush, utility nozzle, 2 extension wands, cartridge filter, disposable filter bag |
Stanley does not publish a standalone technical data sheet for this consumer wet/dry vacuum; the specifications above are taken from the manufacturer's own retail product listing for SL18117P.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it pick up water?
Yes, it's rated for both wet and dry pickup. Remove the paper/cartridge filter before vacuuming water and use it with the disposable bag out.
Does it work as a blower?
Yes, a rear port lets you connect the hose there to blow out debris instead of vacuuming it.
How long is the hose and cord?
A 6 ft. hose and a 10 ft. power cord. Both are on the shorter side for whole-garage jobs; plan your outlet and reach accordingly.