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A Guide to Our Dust Collection Systems
The distinctive choice of a Clear Vue Dust Collector.
Whether building a new shop, expanding a current shop, or upgrading a dust collection system, it is important to ensure the right dust separator is in the plan.
In this guide, we will explore our line of cyclone dust separators. If you have any questions or need help designing your ductwork, feel free to contact us.
Do I need a dust separator?
Most commercial and industrial workspaces that produce dust are required to have dust collection or extraction systems to comply with industry, state, or local regulations.
Oftentimes, such systems are designed to remove large particles, not fine particulates that are proven to diminish air quality and cause breathing issues or loss of respiratory capacity.
Cyclone dust separators incorporate the removal of fine dust particles that many dust collectors and extractors fail to filter.
While dust separators are most commonly used for woodworking, our dust collectors have been utilized for fine particle separation with materials such as ash, metal shavings, concrete and plastic production and other substances. Fine dust remains airborne longer and has a greater combustion risk with certain types of fine dust.
Adding a dust separator collection system provides an additional defense to individuals, employees, and families against the health risks of fine dust particles.
What Size Dust Separator Do I Need?
There are several factors that determine the size and layout of your dust separation/collection system.
A Guide to Our Dust Collection Systems
Whether building a new shop, expanding a current shop, or upgrading a dust collection system, it is important to ensure the right dust separator is in the plan.
In this guide, we will explore our line of cyclone dust separators. If you have any questions or need help designing your ductwork, feel free to contact us.
Do I need a dust separator?
Most commercial and industrial workspaces that produce dust are required to have dust collection or extraction systems to comply with industry, state, or local regulations.
Oftentimes, such systems are designed to remove large particles, not fine particulates that are proven to diminish air quality and cause breathing issues or loss of respiratory capacity.
Cyclone dust separators incorporate the removal of fine dust particles that many dust collectors and extractors fail to filter.
While dust separators are most commonly used for woodworking, our dust collectors have been utilized for fine particle separation with materials such as ash, metal shavings, concrete and plastic production and other substances. Fine dust remains airborne longer and has a greater combustion risk with certain types of fine dust.
Adding a dust separator collection system provides an additional defense to individuals, employees, and families against the health risks of fine dust particles.
What Size Dust Separator Do I Need?
There are several factors that determine the size and layout of your dust separation/collection system.
Usage
How many tools are you planning to connect to your dust collection & separation system? Do they produce a significant amount of fine dust particles – like a CNC machine or wide belt sander? Will you be running them all at once, or individually?
Usage
How many tools are you planning to connect to your dust collection & separation system? Do they produce a significant amount of fine dust particles – like a CNC machine or wide belt sander? Will you be running them all at once, or individually?
Usage
How many tools are you planning to connect to your dust collection & separation system? Do they produce a significant amount of fine dust particles – like a CNC machine or wide belt sander? Will you be running them all at once, or individually?
Usage
How many tools are you planning to connect to your dust collection & separation system? Do they produce a significant amount of fine dust particles – like a CNC machine or wide belt sander? Will you be running them all at once, or individually?