Havapad jet filter

Jet filters belong to a family of industrial dust collectors, bag filters, and vacuum cleaners. Due to their large size and high noise levels, jet filters are typically placed outside of work environments and connected to other equipment through long ductwork. Examples of jet filters include…

Bag filter

A bag filter, or industrial dust collector, is a high-efficiency air filtration device that employs a large number of filter bags. When a substantial volume of dust enters the bag filter, the filters separate the dust from the clean air, and after the dust is discharged, clean air passes through. When the bag filters become soiled, an automatic cleaning system is activated, introducing a high-velocity air stream to clean the filter surface up to 99%.

dustcollector

“A dust collector is an industrial air filtration system that employs pleated cartridge filters, allowing for a compact design. Consequently, dust collectors can be installed indoors, eliminating the need for extensive ductwork and resulting in minimal pressure drop compared to jet filters. Dust collectors are commonly used to purify the workplace environment.

Industrial vacuum cleaner

“Vacuum cleaners are another type of industrial dust collection system. Compared to jet filters, vacuum cleaners typically have a lower cost. Industrial vacuum cleaners often employ manual filter cleaning systems and utilize plastic or fabric bags for dust collection.

Industrial filter

“A core component of a jet filter is the industrial filter. Both jet filters and bag filters utilize a large number of industrial filters. Common types of filters include bag filters, cartridge filters, and bag-type filters, each designed for specific applications in various industries.”

jet filter connections

“Consumable components used in jet filters include filter bags, suction bags, plastic suction bags, suction bag clamps, flexible hoses, metal fittings, and other connections. All consumables for dust collectors are available at Havapad.