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Cartridge dust collector systems have become the first choice for general filtration needs in a variety of applications, including metal processing, plastics, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and waste and recycling.

Cartridge dust collector systems have become the first choice for general filtration needs in a variety of applications, including metal processing, plastics, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and waste and recycling.
The two most common types of industrial air purification systems are baghouses and cartridge dust collectors.
Dust collectors have a wide range of advantages. Baghouses and cartridge dust collectors not only clean the air, they also increase employee efficiency, improve employee retention, help ensure a safe work environment and reduce equipment maintenance costs.
Unlike baghouses, cartridge dust collectors use pleated cartridge filters instead of filter bags. Because the filter is pleated, the total filtration surface area per cubic foot per minute (CFM) is greater, reducing the air-to-cloth ratio and size of the dust collector. The cartridge dust collector uses pulse jet method for cleaning.
Canister dust collectors are available in a variety of types and configurations and have become the first choice for general filtration needs for a number of reasons, including:

Efficiency: Cartridge dust collector filters have near-HEPA efficiency, reaching 99.97% efficiency at 0.3 microns.
Size: The most popular advantages of a cartridge dust collector are its compact size and high-quality filtration, making it ideal for indoor or small space operations.
Cartridge dust collector filter
Canister dust collectors are ideal for handling very fine dust and lighter load applications such as welding, plasma and laser cutting and other smoke or fume applications. There are two types of filters that cover 95% of these applications:

Nanofiber Filter: Available in standard or flame-retardant versions, this filter is very effective on very fine particles.
Spunbond Polyester Filter: This filter is a heavier/thicker media that is more durable and ideal for abrasive dust applications.
Using the wrong filter type can result in an inefficient dust collector. But choosing the right filter is only part of the equation.

In order for a cartridge dust collector to operate at optimal efficiency, the industrial dust filter needs to be replaced. When the filter is full of dust, air cannot flow easily, making the dust collector work more difficult and reducing efficiency. When the filter is new and clean, air can flow through the filter more efficiently as it traps dust particles. Filter replacement and regular maintenance allow your dust collector to operate with less energy and more efficiency, saving time and money.
Cartridge dust collectors are commonly used in a variety of industries and applications, including:

Bulk powder processing
Laser and plasma cutting
chemical processing
Sandblasting room
welding
Spray booth
grinding
Storage silos and bunkers
conveyor transfer point
Coal processing
Truck unloading
steel and slag
Mining and quarrying industry
Grinding plant, polishing workshop
foundry