Dust collector filter maintenance will keep your dust collection system running properly. The majority of cartridge dust collector filters are made up of a blended cellulose/ polyester (80/20) paper media.
Below are some common ways you may be dam...
A dust collection system in a plant keeps the workplace running smoothly. One of the most important practices in ensuring dust collector safety and productivity is filter maintenance. Most dust collector filters require regular cleaning, maintenan...
Indoor air quality within a manufacturing facility requires more consideration than that of an office building. Simply relying on an HVAC system to clean and clear the air in a shop just won’t cut it.
The basic difference is the filter media. The ...
Baghouse dust collectors are the go-to system when your application deals with heavy dust loading particulate such as wood dust, grain, fiberglass cutting, or sticky materials. The filter media in a baghouse is different from standard dust collect...
Not all industrial dust collector filters are created equal, and neither are the suppliers of those filters. It is a good idea to research who and where your filters are coming from. In this blog, we will discuss the different characteristics of f...
Standard filter changes happen every 12 months or less depending on your application. Having clean filters helps your dust collector run at peak performance.
We have outlined a few reasons why the summer months of June and July are the optimal tim...
If you have recently purchased a quality used dust collector, a brand-new dust collector, or inherited a dust collector at a new facility, it’s imperative to investigate the filter media to determine if it's best suited for your application, and ...
Dust collectors require regular maintenance, including checking the status of your filters. Filters that are clogged and left unchecked could lead to poor performance of your collector, higher energy costs due to being overworked, and unscheduled...
Colder weather outside forces shop doors to close. By reducing the indoor air flow, your dust collector is forced to work harder to reduce the dust particles in the air. When your industrial dust collector works harder, your filters must work ha...
Choosing the right filter media can be difficult. There are many things to consider regarding application, temperature, amount of moisture and other features of the dust that is being collected. However, a dust collector is only as efficient as ...
While changing the filters on a dust collector may seem like an annoying maintenance task, the benefits make it worth the time and energy. Some of the main purposes of a dust collector are to:
Keep the air in an industrial facility clear
Help t...
Dust collector filter maintenance will keep your dust collection system running properly. The majority of cartridge dust collector filters are made up of a blended cellulose/ polyester (80/20) paper media. Below are some common ways you may be dam...
A dust collection system in a plant keeps the workplace running smoothly. One of the most important practices in ensuring dust collector safety and productivity is filter maintenance. Most dust collector filters require regular cleaning, maintenan...
Indoor air quality within a manufacturing facility requires more consideration than that of an office building. Simply relying on an HVAC system to clean and clear the air in a shop just won’t cut it. The basic difference is the filter media. The ...
Baghouse dust collectors are the go-to system when your application deals with heavy dust loading particulate such as wood dust, grain, fiberglass cutting, or sticky materials. The filter media in a baghouse is different from standard dust collect...
Not all industrial dust collector filters are created equal, and neither are the suppliers of those filters. It is a good idea to research who and where your filters are coming from. In this blog, we will discuss the different characteristics of f...
Standard filter changes happen every 12 months or less depending on your application. Having clean filters helps your dust collector run at peak performance. We have outlined a few reasons why the summer months of June and July are the optimal tim...
If you have recently purchased a quality used dust collector, a brand-new dust collector, or inherited a dust collector at a new facility, it’s imperative to investigate the filter media to determine if it's best suited for your application, and ...
Dust collectors require regular maintenance, including checking the status of your filters. Filters that are clogged and left unchecked could lead to poor performance of your collector, higher energy costs due to being overworked, and unscheduled...
Colder weather outside forces shop doors to close. By reducing the indoor air flow, your dust collector is forced to work harder to reduce the dust particles in the air. When your industrial dust collector works harder, your filters must work ha...
Choosing the right filter media can be difficult. There are many things to consider regarding application, temperature, amount of moisture and other features of the dust that is being collected. However, a dust collector is only as efficient as ...
While changing the filters on a dust collector may seem like an annoying maintenance task, the benefits make it worth the time and energy. Some of the main purposes of a dust collector are to: Keep the air in an industrial facility clear Help t...
