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Vacuum hoppers can pull items out of the settlement's workbench, but one item at a time and you cannot control which one it picks (alphabetical, I believe). The only way around this is limiting what you store to the components you need in the workshop, but it would be easier to just walk up to the builder and store all in it than building some vacuum hopper setup.
Edit: You can try building a bunch of vacuums on the workbench to pull multiple items at once, but it's still easier/ faster to manually dump items in the builders.
The only use of the vacuum hopper is using it to clean out builders, imo.
Note, the vacuum cannot pull items out of crafting stations, only the main workbench and containers.
I remember when I played it on Xbox I had one on top of my Sanctuary settlement, as it was, and always has been, my main. I hated having to sort through and read everything, just to find the specific components...
Maybe I'll just build a small box room that I can toss all junk items into, to break them down into components, to limit my searching needs...
It's a mod, yes, but the only thing cheaty about it is some of the recipes are bit cheap and the auto butcher tends to give too many resources. The hopper it adds pulls directly from the workshop and it can be customized to pull only certain items (up to 4 items per pull as well).
You get the missing belts, like merging two lines into one (vanilla only has a splitter). As well as some other useful additions.
Otherwise, I'm sorry but what you want isn't really doable in vanilla.
Another method is to use the Component View in your inventory and tag the components for searching, or take all the items from your workbench, use component view in your inventory and note the items you have that provide the particular component. Not the best solution but it's a little less frustrating than going through each junk item.