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• Filter cartridges: Cylindrical or oval filters made from materials like polyester or cellulose blends, which are pleated to maximize the filtering surface area.
• Airflow: Contaminated air is drawn into the collector, passes through the pleated media of the filters, and clean air exits through a central passage.
• Cleaning system: A reverse pulse jet system uses pulses of compressed air to periodically clean the filters, causing the dust to fall off and collect in a bin or hopper below.

• Welding and cutting: Capturing fumes and particulates from plasma, laser, or robotic welding.
• Woodworking: Collecting fine wood dust from sanding and cutting operations.
• Metalworking: Filtering dust from grinding, polishing, and other machining processes.
• Chemical and pharmaceutical: Removing fine dust and other contaminants.
• Food and grain processing: Managing dust from handling and processing loose products.

• High efficiency: Capable of capturing very fine particles, sometimes down to
  

  0.30.3

  0.3
  microns, with collection efficiencies up to
  

  99.9%99.9 %

  99.9%
  .
• Compact design: The high filter area-to-volume ratio means they take up less space than baghouse collectors.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of industrial applications and can be customized for specific conditions.
• Easy maintenance: Automatic cleaning systems reduce manual labor and filter change-out downtime.