"Discover the Difference"
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In virtually every application, Scientific Dust Collectors are sized to operate at air-to-cloth ratios significantly higher than those required by less sophisticated dust collectors. In some cases, our airto- cloth ratio is as much as twice or even more than that of generic collectors using venture-based cleaning systems. This means Scientific Dust Collectors need only half, or less, of the filtering fabric area for a given air volume. Obviously, this difference in air-to-cloth ratios is dependent on the type of dust collected and the specifics of the dust collection application.
•Full Article: "Discover the Difference"
•Full Article: "Discover the Difference"
In virtually every application, Scientific Dust Collectors are sized to operate at air-to-cloth ratios significantly higher than those required by less sophisticated dust collectors. In some cases, our airto- cloth ratio is as much as twice or even more than that of generic collectors using venture-based cleaning systems. This means Scientific Dust Collectors need only half, or less, of the filtering fabric area for a given air volume. Obviously, this difference in air-to-cloth ratios is dependent on the type of dust collected and the specifics of the dust collection application.
At first glance it appears as though Scientific Dust Collectors is grossly undersizing the equipment. Nothing could be further than the truth. In fact, you are at greater risk of having problems with your dust collector if you choose one that has to increase the filter area to compensate for the poor performance of the cleaning system.
SOURCE: Scientific Dust Collectors
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