Collect wood dust with these simple yet effective dust collectors. The base has wheels, so you can move the unit around for connection to different equipment. These collectors are 95% efficient for wood dust particles 25 microns and larger.

696 cfm and 1,400 cfm collectors use one top and one bottom filter bag. 2,431 cfm collector uses two top and two bottom filter bags.

1,400 cfm and 2,431 cfm collectors include an adapter to connect to multiple runs of duct, allowing you to easily use one collector for several pieces of equipment.

To capture particles down to 2 microns, such as cement dust and dusting sprays, replace your filter with optional 2-micron filter kits. Use optional 1-micron filter kits to trap particles as small as 1 micron, such as fine dust and dust-like particulates found in auto emissions.

Note: Filter area is the number of square feet of fabric area of an inflated filter bag.

Move large quantities of air and dust through longer runs of pipe than the drum-mount dust collectors. This powerful unit separates most waste material in the airflow and deposits it into a dust storage barrel (sold separately). Because less dust passes through the blower, there is less wear on it. Motor and fan assemblies are easily detached for maintenance.

These dust collectors are compatible with a variety of motor starters (sold separately), to facilitate your specific voltage needs.

If you wish to recycle the air, an optional filter assembly (sold separately) should be used to collect fine particles not separated by the collector. It has an attached drum to eliminate extra handling of waste material.

Note: Filter area is the number of square feet of fabric area of an inflated bag. Size listed does not include filter assembly.

These bags have a cord lock to keep them closed.

Nylon bags are coated with polyurethane to resist punctures and tears.

Cover large furniture, machinery, and other equipment to protect against dust, dirt, and moisture.

Style B bags have a folded-in section that expands when they’re open, giving them more structure than Style A bags. They’re also known as gusseted bags. To pick the right size, add up the width and depth of your object, then do the same for your bag. Your object’s combined dimensions should be at least two inches smaller than your bag’s. To use the bag as a liner, plan for an extra four inches on top to fold the bag over your container’s sides. 48” wide bags fit snugly over a standard pallet load to keep the items stable during transport. 55” wide bags fit loosely over a standard pallet load, so they’re often used to cover odd-shaped items and large machinery.

1 mil thick bags are economical, but they tear easily on corners. 2 mil thick bags are sturdy enough for most applications, but nails and other sharp objects will puncture them. 3 mil thick bags can be used to cover sharp corners and jagged edges, but they’ll tear if stretched over them. 4 mil thick bags are difficult to tear, even when pulled tight against sharp edges and irregular shapes.

UV-resistant bags protect contents outdoors for up to six months.

FDA compliant for direct contact with food, these bags are often used to cover large equipment and pallet loads in food-processing environments. They work as a cover or liner, protecting against dust, dirt, and moisture. Also known as gusseted bags, these bags expand when opened just like a paper lunch bag.

To pick the right size, add up the width and depth of your object, then do the same for your bag. Your object’s combined dimensions should be at least two inches smaller than your bag’s. To use the bag as a liner, plan for an extra four inches on top to fold the bag over your container’s sides.