Durable record vacuum cleaner recommendation?

Below is a photo of one of the cleaning stations at the Packard Campus in Culpeper, which is the intake facility for the Library of Congress. The photo was taken in late 2014. (The facility is not open to the public)

I have been using a big Monks Omni for the past decade, which is supplemented by the older version of the KL. I had a VPI that started life as a 16 and was converted to a 16.5 It would not die. I gave it to a friend at the beginning of 2017, along with an assortment of brushes, applicators and fluids. 

I will do a write up on my new setup, which includes both an MW-1 Cyclone and a HumminGuru after eye surgery tomorrow (assuming all goes well).  I have figured out how to take the record from the ultrasonic machine back to the vacuum machine for final drying and the full platter on the VPI is not a hindrance with my method.  Too blind for a detailed write up tonight.

Good luck with the surgery @billstevenson. I've had a few of them. The very idea is  almost worse than the actual procedure. 

I flip mats on the Monks if I want to wash/rinse on it, pop it into the ultrasonic and dry with the Monks, just to get that last iota. 

@oberoniaomnia I will let the US RCM wipe and blow album partially dry. If still wet I’ll put it in a drying box. Then onto the VPI for a rinse, brushing and vacuum. 
If you put a damp/wet album on the VPI put a paper record sleeve on platter first. Pull record off, remove record sleeve, vacuum other side. Repeat as needed.

Joe 

 It is inevitable that the cork mat on the VPI HW17 will get a bit wet, but it's not a big deal, just incidental. You clean and vacuum one side at a time, so when you flip the LP to clean the other side, the side now facing the platter is dry.  You would not want to support the LP only by the label when dispensing cleaning solution or when vacuuming. I usually keep some Kimwipes handy to dry the edges of clean LPs where the vacuum may leave some drips.