Reverse Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector

Dust Collector

Reverse Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector

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Reverse pulse jet dust collector self-cleans pleated filters automatically, ensuring continuous airflow and minimal downtime. ISO-certified manufacturer, worldwide shipping available. Request a free quote or call now for pricing.

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  • Manufacturer Airo Shot Blast, Jodhpur
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  • Payment 100% T/T, NEFT, RTGS

Specifications

Technical overview

Product Reverse Pulse Jet Dust Collector
Filtration Method Pulse Jet Bag / Cartridge Filtration
Filter Type Filter Bags / Cartridge Elements
Filter Media Polyester / Polypropylene / PTFE-Coated / Antistatic Media
Type Reverse pulse jet, fabric bag & cyclone type dust collector
Power Supply 415 V, 3 Phase, 50 Hz
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
Filtration Efficiency Up to 97%+

Application

Where this product is used

Highlighted use-cases so you can quickly match the machine to your job.

Where Is a Reverse Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector Used?

A pleated filter cartridge dust collector is widely used in sand blasting, shot blasting, grit blasting, metalizing and thermal spray booths, powder coating, pharmaceutical processing, cement and lime plants, chemical and powder handling, metals and minerals, steel and power plants, foundries, grinding, and fabrication operations. Its compressed-air pulse cleaning system allows the pleated filters to be cleaned during operation, making it suitable for continuous industrial dust extraction. 

01

Sand Blasting, Shot Blasting & Grit Blasting

Reverse pulse jet dust collectors are used with sand blasting, shot blasting, and grit blasting machines and blast rooms to capture abrasive dust and fine particles. Pulse cleaning helps maintain filter performance during continuous operations.

02

Metalizing & Thermal Spray Booths

Thermal spray and metalizing operations generate fine metallic particles and fumes. A suitable pleated filter system helps capture these airborne particles from booth exhaust air.

03

Powder Coating Booths

Powder coating booths use dust collectors to capture excess coating powder generated during spraying. The collected powder can be separated from the exhaust air, depending on the process and recovery setup.

04

Pharmaceutical Processing

Pharmaceutical manufacturing and powder handling can generate fine airborne particles. Reverse pulse jet filtration provides continuous dust collection with periodic compressed-air cleaning of the filters.

05

Cement & Lime Plants

Cement and lime handling, conveying, and processing generate significant quantities of dry dust. These collectors are used at dust-generating points to filter process air and control airborne particulate.

06

Metals & Minerals

Metal and mineral processing operations generate dust during crushing, grinding, screening, conveying, and handling. Pleated filter dust collectors can be installed for effective extraction from these process points.

07

Chemical & Powder Handling

Chemical and powder handling systems can produce fine dust during transfer, mixing, filling, and processing. Reverse pulse jet cleaning helps keep the filter media clear while the collection system operates.

08

Steel & Power Plants

Steel and power plants use industrial dust collectors for various dust-generating processes, including material handling and production operations. Pulse-jet filtration helps control particulate emissions from connected extraction systems.

09

Foundries, Grinding & Fabrication Lines

Foundries, grinding shops, and fabrication lines generate dust and particulate during casting, grinding, cutting, and finishing. A reverse pulse jet dust collector provides continuous extraction with automatic filter cleaning.

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About Reverse Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector

A reverse pulse jet pleated filter dust collector filters dusty air through pleated filter elements and cleans them automatically with short bursts of compressed air while the unit keeps running. The pleats pack a large filter area into a compact body, and the pulses release the dust cake in about 0.1 seconds, so airflow stays steady with efficiency up to 97%+. Airo Shot Blast Equipments, Jodhpur, builds pulse jet pleated filter dust collectors from ₹1 lakh to ₹20 lakh.

What Is a Reverse Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector?

A reverse pulse jet pleated filter dust collector (also called a pulse jet dust collector or pleated bag filter) is a dry dust collector with an automatic blasting machine system. Dust-laden air passes through pleated filter media, and the dust stays on the outer surface. A sequential timer then opens solenoid valves one row at a time. Each valve sends a short pulse of compressed air through a blowpipe into the filter, which flexes the media and knocks the dust cake off into the hopper.

Why Pleated Filters

Pleating folds the media into ridges, so the same body holds much more filter surface. More area means lower air speed through the filter, lower pressure drop, better capture of fine dust, and a longer filter life.

Why "Reverse" Pulse Jet

The cleaning air blows in the opposite direction to the dirty airflow, from the clean side to the dirty side, so it pushes the dust off the surface.

What It Does Not Do

Reverse pulse jet industrial dust collector collects dry dust and particles, not gases or vapours, and it is not suited to sticky, wet, or oily dust without special media.

How a Reverse Pulse Jet Dust Collector Works

Filtering

  • Inlet: dusty air enters and slows down, and heavy particles fall straight into the hopper.
  • Filtration: the air passes through the pleated filters, and fine dust builds a thin layer on the outer surface.
  • Clean air out: air flows up inside the filters into the clean-air chamber, and the fan discharges it.

Cleaning

  • A sequential timer (or pressure switch) triggers the cycle.
  • A solenoid valve opens for about 0.1 seconds and releases a burst of compressed air through the blowpipe into the filter.
  • The pulse expands the media, and a wave travels down the filter (in about 0.5 seconds), breaking the dust cake.
  • The dust falls into the hopper.
  • The pulses run row by row, so only a small part of the filter area is being cleaned at any moment, and the unit keeps filtering continuously.

Filter Media Options

Media Typical use Notes
Polyester (non-woven) General dry dust, blasting, cement Good all-rounder
Polypropylene Damp or mildly chemical dust Resists moisture better
PTFE-coated Fine, sticky or slightly oily dust, pharma Dust stays on the surface, so release is easy
Antistatic media Powders and dust where static is a concern, such as powder coating and some chemicals Confirm the exact type for combustible dust

Features and Benefits of a Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector

  • Automatic online cleaning: the unit keeps running while it cleans.
  • Large filter area in a compact body from pleated media.
  • Low air speed through the filters, which improves filtering.
  • High efficiency on fine dust, up to 97%+.
  • Low compressed-air use per cleaning cycle.
  • Large dust hopper, so it needs emptying less often.
  • Easy to operate, with a simple sequential timer.
  • Easy filter change, with quick installation and removal.
  • Media chosen to match your dust.
  • Custom sizes from small units to large plant systems.

Pleated Pulse Jet vs Fabric Bag vs Cartridge vs Shaker Dust Collector

Type Cleaning Continuous duty Filter area per unit Best for
Pleated pulse jet Compressed-air pulse, online Yes High Heavier dust loads, fine dust, continuous duty
Fabric bag pulse jet Compressed-air pulse, online Yes Medium General heavy-duty dust
Cartridge filter dust collector Compressed-air pulse, online Yes High Fine dust, smallest footprint
Motorised shaker Motor shaking, usually offline Limited Low Shift-based work, low budget

Rule of thumb: choose pleated pulse jet when you need more filter area in the same space and continuous running. Choose a plain fabric bag unit for coarse, heavy dust, and a shaker for light, intermittent jobs.

Choosing the Right Reverse Pulse Dust Collector

Factor What to consider
Airflow (CFM) Total flow at all pick-up points, plus duct losses
Filter area and air-to-media ratio More area gives a lower velocity and longer filter life
Dust type Fine, dry dust suits it best. Sticky or oily dust needs special media or a pre-cleaner
Compressed air Pulse cleaning needs clean, dry air at the specified pressure. Oil or water in the line shortens filter life
Moisture and temperature Pick media rated for your conditions
Dust hazard Tell us if the dust is combustible so we can specify a safe design and antistatic media
Space and layout Pleats give more area per square metre

Why Buy a Pulse Jet Dust Collector from Airo Shot Blast Equipments?

  • Direct manufacturer in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, established in 2008
  • Custom builds for your airflow, dust, and layout
  • Choice of pleated media, including PTFE-coated and antistatic
  • Branded motors (Havells, ABB, C.G., or equivalent)
  • Full dust collector range: cyclone, multi cyclone dust collector, fabric bag, cartridge, shaker, acoustic, mini and portable units
  • Spare filters, valves and support
  • Export-ready: 25+ countries served, documentation handled in-house, shipping by air, sea and land
  • One supplier for machines and media: blasting machines, spray booths, blast rooms and abrasives

Reverse Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector Price

The Reverse Pulse Jet Pleated Filter Dust Collector price in India starts from ₹1 lakh, with an indicative range of ₹1 lakh to ₹20 lakh. The final price depends on airflow capacity (CFM), filter area, number and type of filters, filter media, fan and motor rating, hopper and discharge system, control panel, ducting, and customized features required for the application. We are the largest Manufacturer of reverse pulse jet-plated filtered dust collectors in India at low cost and with the best productivity.

FAQs

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What is a reverse pulse jet pleated filter dust collector?

It is a dry dust collector that filters air through pleated filters and cleans them automatically with short bursts of compressed air while it keeps running.

How does a pulse jet dust collector clean its filters?

A timer opens solenoid valves one row at a time, and each sends a burst of air of about 0.1 seconds into the filter. The pulse flexes the media and knocks the dust cake into the hopper.

What is the price of a pulse jet dust collector in India?

From about ₹1 lakh up to ₹20 lakh, depending on airflow, filter area and media.

What is the benefit of pleated filters?

They give more filter area in the same space, so the air moves through them more slowly, which improves filtering and extends filter life.

What is the difference between pulse jet and shaker dust collectors?

A pulse jet cleans with air pulses while running and suits continuous duty. A shaker cleans by shaking, usually with the fan off, and suits intermittent use.

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