Dust Collector
From ₹50,000 *
Indicative range: 50K - 20 Lakh
Dust collector systems capture and filter airborne particulates from blasting and cyclone units for a cleaner, safer workspace. ISO-certified manufacturer, worldwide shipping available. Get a free quote or call now for pricing.
Usually replies within one business day · Manufacturer in Jodhpur, India
Specifications
| Types | Reverse pulse jet, fabric bag & cyclone-type |
| Filter Type | Filter Bags / Cartridge Elements |
| Filtration Efficiency | Up to 99%+ |
| Fan Type | Centrifugal Induced-Draft Fan |
| Fan Capacity | 500 CFM |
| Motor (Make) | Havells/ ABB/ C.G./ Eq |
| No of Bags | 04 Nos |
| Type Bag | Fabric Bags |
| Overall Height | 2600 - 4900 mm |
| Overall Width | 606 - 2300 mm |
| Overall Length | 756 - 2300 mm |
| Power Supply | 415 V, 3-phase, 50 Hz |
Application
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Dust collectors are widely used in sand blasting, shot blasting, foundries, metal grinding, fabrication, powder handling, woodworking, cement, and mineral processing. They help control airborne dust and fine particles, improving workplace cleanliness, visibility, and overall air quality.
Dust collection systems are used with sand blasting and shot blasting machines, including blast cabinets, blast rooms, and wheel blast machines. They help capture airborne dust and abrasive particles for cleaner and safer blasting operations.
Industrial dust collectors help control dust and overspray in blast rooms and paint booths, improving visibility and maintaining a cleaner working environment.
Dust collection systems are widely used in foundries for casting cleaning, shakeout, grinding, and related processes. They help remove fine dust and particulate generated during metal processing.
Dust collectors capture airborne particles generated during metal grinding, buffing, cutting, and fabrication. This helps maintain cleaner work areas and improves air quality around production equipment.
Industrial filtration systems are used at powder handling and material transfer points to control dust released during loading, unloading, conveying, and processing operations.
Dust collection solutions can be designed for woodworking, cement, and mineral handling applications, depending on the material characteristics and process requirements. System design should be confirmed according to the specific application.
Dust collectors are suitable for workshops, manufacturing plants, and factories that require better air quality, improved visibility, and effective control of airborne dust and particulate matter.
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Product details
A dust collector is an industrial machine that draws dust-laden air through a fan, separates the dust with a cyclone or filter, and releases clean air. It keeps blasting booths, cabinets, and workshops safe and compliant. Airo Shot Blast, Jodhpur, manufactures cyclone, multi-cyclone, fabric bag, reverse pulse jet, pleated bag and cartridge dust collectors with filtration efficiency of up to 99%+, at prices from ₹50,000 to ₹20 lakh.
A dust collector (also called a dust collection unit or industrial dust collector) pulls dust-laden air from a blasting booth, cabinet, grinding point, or process area. A fan creates suction; the air passes through a cyclone or a filter medium, the dust drops into a hopper, and clean air leaves through a chimney or returns to the room.
Abrasive blasting creates fine dust that hides the operator's view, damages machines, and is hazardous to breathe. A dust collector keeps the booth clear, protects workers, and helps meet pollution-control norms.
It removes dust and particles, not gases, fumes, or chemicals. Those need a different system, such as a wet scrubber or carbon filter.
| Type | How it works | Cleaning method | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cyclone dust collector | Centrifugal force throws heavier dust against the wall, and it falls into a tray | None needed (no filter) | Coarse dust, pre-cleaning, metallic dust |
| Multi cyclone dust collector | Several small cyclones in parallel for higher efficiency | None needed | Higher airflow, coarse to medium dust |
| Fabric bag dust collector (motorised shaking) | Dust collects on the bag surface, and bags are shaken to drop it | Motorised or manual shaking | Low-cost, intermittent use |
| Reverse pulse jet fabric bag dust collector | Compressed air pulses knock dust off the bags online | Reverse pulse jet | Continuous operation, fine dust |
| Reverse pulse jet pleated filter dust collector | Pleated elements give more filter area in less space | Reverse pulse jet | Compact, high-efficiency, fine dust |
| Cartridge dust collector | Pleated cartridges trap fine dust, compact layout | Pulse of compressed air | Fine dust, small footprint, easy cartridge replacement |
Quick choice: cyclones for coarse dust and as a pre-cleaner, bag or cartridge collectors for fine dust and high efficiency, and pulse-jet versions where the machine runs continuously.
Dust-laden air enters tangentially and spirals down the cone. Centrifugal force pushes heavier particles outward, where they slide into a dust tray, and cleaner air exits upward. It has no filter to replace, but it is less effective on very fine dust.
Dust-laden air passes through filter bags. Heavier particles fall into the hopper and finer dust collects on the bag surface. The bags are cleaned by motorised or manual shaking, or by reverse pulse jet air, and the dust drops into the hopper.
Air flows through pleated bag elements, which give a large filter area in a small space. An abrasion-resistant inlet drops out heavy particles first, which extends filter life. Solenoid valves trigger compressed-air pulses to clean the bags in sequence.
Dust-laden air passes through pleated cartridges, leaving clean air in the exhaust chamber. A compressed-air pulse cleans the cartridges, and the dust falls into the hopper. The layout is compact, and cartridges are quick to replace.
| Factor | What to consider |
| Airflow (CFM) | Match it to the number and size of sand blasting nozzle, or to booth or cabinet volume. Undersizing gives poor visibility. |
| Dust type | Coarse dust suits cyclones. Fine dust needs bags or cartridges. |
| Dust load and duty | Heavy or continuous use suits reverse pulse jet systems. |
| Space | Pleated and cartridge units give more filter area per square metre. |
| Compressed air | Pulse-jet units need a clean, dry compressed air supply. |
| Dust hazard | Tell us if the dust is combustible (aluminium, magnesium, wood, etc.) so we can specify a suitable design. |
We are the biggest dust collector manufacturing company in India with a noise-free centrifugal fan. Our Dust collection unit is dust-free and noise-free. Noise is mainly created by the exhaust fan. If the exhaust fan impeller is Statically and dynamically balanced, it is balanced. We also offer sand blasting machines, shot blasting machines, grit blasting machines, abrasive blasting machine, sand blasting cabinet, blasting room, table shot blasting machines, tumblast shot blasting machines, granite engraving machines, abrasive media, and air compressors, etc.
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A dust collector removes dust and particles from the air at blasting booths, cabinets, grinding points, and factories to keep workers safe and the workplace clean.
From about ₹50,000 up to ₹20 lakh, depending on type, airflow and filter area.
A cyclone separates dust by centrifugal force, with no filter, and suits coarse dust. A bag dust collector filters fine dust through fabric and is more efficient.
Bag, pleated, and cartridge units reach up to 99%+ filtration efficiency on fine dust.
Match the airflow (CFM) to your blast nozzles or booth, then pick the type for your dust. Send us your details and we will size it.
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