Dust Collector
From ₹50,000 *
Indicative range: 50K - 20 Lakh
Wood Working Dust Collectors provide powerful sawdust extraction, clean air filtration, and efficient waste management for carpentry workshops. Built for heavy-duty industrial shops, from ₹ 50 K to 20 Lakh. Get a custom price quote today!
Usually replies within one business day · Manufacturer in Jodhpur, India
Specifications
| Collector Type | Bag Filter / Cartridge Filter |
| Filter Media | Polyester / Needle-Felt / Cartridge |
| Filter Bag Diameter | Approx. 120–160 mm |
| Filter Bag Length | Approx. 1.5–4 m |
| Filtration Efficiency | Up to 99% |
| Filter Cleaning | Manual / Motorized Shaking / Pulse Jet |
| Fan Type | High-Pressure Centrifugal Fan |
| Inlet Diameter | Approx. 150–500 mm |
| Outlet Diameter | Approx. 150–600 mm |
| Material | Mild Steel / Carbon Steel |
| Thickness | Approx. 2–6 mm |
| Control System | Manual / Automatic |
| Fan Motor | 0.5 - 1.5 H.P. |
| Fan Capacity | 500 CFM |
| Motor | Havells/ ABB/ C.G./ Eq |
| Power Supply | 415 V, 3 Phase, 50 Hz |
Application
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A wood working dust collector is widely used in furniture manufacturing, carpentry workshops, sawmills, CNC routing, wood cutting, planing, sanding, edge banding, and other wood-processing operations. It captures sawdust, wood chips, and fine airborne particles close to the source, helping maintain cleaner production areas and reduce dust accumulation.
Wood dust collectors are used in furniture manufacturing to capture sawdust, wood chips, and fine particles generated during cutting, routing, drilling, and sanding. This helps maintain cleaner production areas and reduces dust accumulation around machinery.
Carpentry shops and joinery units use dust collectors for extracting wood dust from multiple hand-operated and stationary woodworking machines. They are suitable for workshops handling regular cutting, shaping, and finishing operations.
In pattern-making operations, dust extraction helps collect wood particles generated during cutting, shaping, and sanding of patterns. Effective source extraction keeps the work area cleaner and supports consistent finishing.
Saws, cutting machines, and planers can generate large volumes of wood chips and sawdust. A suitable wood dust collection system captures this material directly from the machine outlets before it spreads across the workshop.
CNC routers and wood routers generate a mixture of fine dust and larger chips during machining. Dedicated extraction connected to the machine helps collect dust at the source and maintain cleaner CNC work areas.
Edge banding machines produce fine dust and edge-trimming particles during panel processing. Dust extraction systems can be connected to the machine's extraction points to control these particles effectively.
Sanding machines generate very fine wood dust that can easily become airborne and settle on machinery and finished surfaces. A dedicated fine dust extraction system helps capture sanding dust close to the generation point.
Industrial dust collectors for woodworking can be used with thermocol and EPS cutting operations to collect lightweight particles generated during cutting and shaping. Proper extraction helps prevent fine material from spreading throughout the production area.
Sorting and processing machines can generate fine airborne particles that require localized extraction. A woodworking dust collector helps capture these particles through suitable hoods, hoses, or machine extraction points.
Wood working dust collector are also used in leather processing and buffing operations to remove fine dust and particles generated during surface finishing. Source extraction helps maintain cleaner workstations and reduces airborne particulate.
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Product details
A woodworking dust collector is a dust extraction system that pulls sawdust, shavings, and fine sander dust from wood machines, filters it through polyester felt bags or cartridges, and returns clean air to the workshop. A woodworking dust extractor keeps carpentry shops, furniture units, and wood-cutting lines cleaner, safer, and easier to breathe in. Airo Shot Blast Equipments, Jodhpur, builds woodworking dust collection systems with up to 99% filtration efficiency, priced from ₹50,000 to ₹20 lakh.
A woodworking dust collector (also called a wood dust extractor, sawdust collector, or woodworking dust collection system) captures the waste from wood machines at the source. A fan creates suction through hoses and ducting; heavier chips drop out, and the fine dust is held on the filter while clean air leaves.
A loose-woven bag can pass fine dust straight back into the shop. A very tight weave blocks airflow and kills suction. The right choice is polyester felt with a singed (smooth) surface, which holds a thin dust cake that does the real filtering, then lets heavy cake slide off, so airflow stays high.
| Factor | What to consider |
| Machines and pick-up points | Add up the airflow each machine needs, plus duct losses |
| Dust type | Chips and shavings need a pre-separator. Fine sander and MDF dust need good filter media |
| Duct design | Short, smooth, grounded metal ducting with enough velocity to carry chips |
| Fan position | Keep chips from passing through the fan blades. Use a cyclone or separator ahead of it |
| Cleaning method | Daily heavy use favours pulse jet. Light use suits shaking |
| Space | Compact bag units or cartridges for tight shops |
| Fire and explosion safety | Spark protection, grounding, and explosion venting for larger systems |
| Type | Best for | Notes |
| Bag filter collector | General sawdust and shavings | Good capacity, single felt bags |
| Cyclone + bag filter (two-stage) | Heavy chip loads | Cyclone removes bulk chips, so bags last longer |
| Cartridge filter dust collector | Fine sander and MDF dust, small footprint | Easy cartridge change, pulse cleaning |
| Mini bag collector | One machine or workstation | Lowest cost |
| Central system with ducting | Many machines in one plant | Higher cost, best coverage |
Rule of thumb: use a cyclone ahead of a bag or cartridge unit when you produce lots of chips and shavings. Choose cartridges when the dust is mostly fine.
Woodworking dust collection system is designed to collect sawdust, wood chips, and fine dust generated during cutting, sanding, routing, planing, and other woodworking operations. Airo Shot Blast Equipments is a woodworking dust collector manufacturer and supplies dust collectors in India, along with sand blasting machines, shot blasting machines, grit blasting machines, sand blasting cabinets, shot blast rooms, industrial dust collector, and other surface preparation equipment.
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A woodworking dust collector pulls sawdust, shavings and fine sander dust from wood machines, filters it through bags or cartridges, and returns clean air to the workshop.
From about ₹50,000 up to ₹20 lakh, depending on airflow, filter area and the number of machines.
A bag collector handles larger chip loads, and a cartridge collector gives more filter area in less space, and suits fine dust.
For heavy chip loads, yes. A cyclone ahead of the filter removes bulk chips, so the bags last longer and the fan stays protected.
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