BAM Collectors

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• Water Bath Dust Collectors
• Top Connection and Hopper Connection Dust Collectors
• Bag Filter Dust Collectors
• Cartridge Filter Dust Collectors

WBDC WATER BATH DUST COLLECTORS

WBDC- Water Bath Dust Collectors are designed for the removal and containment of dust particles from industrial processes. Particulate is drawn through a 5-stage filtration system and collected as sludge at the bottom of the unit. A tortuous path mist collector can be removed for cleaning. In many cases the clean air can be returned directly back into the facility to facilitate energy savings. Heavy duty construction and stainless steel scrubber components guarantee long life. Maintenance is minimal and removal of collected sludge is through a single access door. Single cone units are available from 1000 to 3000 cfm at 5" external w.g. Water level is controlled by an electronic differential pressure system. A wide variety of options are available upon request, such as Stainless Steel construction, and multiple exhaust and motor/blower combinations.

 
Multiple cone units are available from 4000 to 30000 cfm at 8" external w.g. Maintenance is minimal and removal of collected sludge is through front access doors. Tortuous path mist collectors can be removed for cleaning. Fork slot base frame construction is standard. A wide variety of options are available upon request, such as Stainless Steel construction, and sludge conveyors for continuous removal of sludge in heavy loading situations.

WBDC-DDWS Water Bath Dust Collector-Down Draft Work Stations are available in single and multiple cone units. Available from 1000 to 12500 cfm at 3" external w.g. Maintenance is minimal and removal of collected sludge is achived by removal of the bench grating. Tortuous path mist collectors can be removed for cleaning. Fork slot base frame construction is standard. A wide variety of options are available upon request, such as Stainless Steel construction, side panels and hoods (with a variety of lighting, tooling and access options) tool shelves and adjustable foot rests.

BAG FILTER DUST COLLECTORS

BFDCTC(Top Connection) & BFDCHC (Hopper Connection) Bag Filter Dust Collectors are designed for direct or indirect connection to loading spouts and horizontal spout positioners. Hopper Connection units are for direct connection to product flow conveyor systems. Integral motor/blower assembly and pulse jet technology is standard. A wide variety of filter media materials are available to suit your application. Heavy duty construction guarantees long life. Filter access is through (2) quick release access doors.

INTEGRAL FILTER DUST COLLECTORS

BFBVDC- (Bag Filter Bin Vent Dust Collector) Bag Filter Bin Vent Dust Collectors are designed for direct connection to storage silos. Pulse jet technology is standard. Integral motor/blower assemblies are optional. A wide variety of filter media materials are available to suit your application. Heavy duty construction guarantees long life. Filter access is through (1) or more quick release access doors.

CARTRIDGE FILTER DUST COLLECTORS

AWDC- (Air Wall Dust Collector) Air Wall Dust Collectors are designed to capture particulate in work booths where welding, sanding, grinding, polishing and mixing operations are conducted. Pulse jet technology is standard. Integral motor/blower assemblies are standard. A variety of filter media materials are available to suit your application. Heavy duty construction guarantees long life. Filter access is through (2) aluminum louver intake panels. Available in 6000, 8000, 12,000 and 16,000 cfm units. Booth design, including lighting and other amenities is available.

WSDC- (Work Station Dust Collector) Work Station Dust Collectors are used for removal of particulate
from sanding, grinding, polishing and other operations atop a grated bench work station. Pulse-jet collectors can treat high dust loadings and operate at constant pressure drop due to the short duration of the reverse pulse. Particulate laden gas flows from the outside to the inside of the filters, and then out the gas exhaust. The particles are collected on the outside of the filters and drop into a drawer below the filters. During pulse-jet cleaning, a short burst of high pressure air is blown through the top of the filters and establishes a shock wave that continues onto the bottom of the filter. The wave flexes the fabric and then snaps it back dislodging the dust cake that has collected. The cleaning cycle is regulated by a remote timer connected to a solenoid valve.

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