Philippines

Car Cyclone For Vacuum Cleaner SN50T6 Sixth generation turbocharged Cyclone Dust Collector Woodworking Turbocharged Cyclone

Specifications:

Size: 320*190*190mm/12.6*7.48*7.48"

Weight: 600g

Material: ABS

Auxiliary fan power: more than 750W (whirlwind fan)

Air volume: 174-280m3/H

Wind pressure: 2.2-22kpa

Dust removal efficiency: 90-99%

Inlet and outlet diameter: 50mm/1.97"

Features:

1. The sixth generation turbocharged cyclone dust collector is widely used in all industries, such as machinery, textile, household appliances, food, grain, coal, cement, building materials, thermal power, metallurgy, steel, sweeper, dust removal equipment manufacturing and personal processing center manufacturing dust removal facilities.

2. Can completely replace: bag-type dust removal equipment, it has: simple manufacturing process, ultra-low production costs, lower operating costs, dust removal efficiency and pressure constant, basic maintenance-free advantages are incomparable bag-type dust removal.

Working Principle Of Cyclone Collector:

The mixture of dust and gas enters the dust collector along the horizontal pipe, rotates and settles at a high speed downward along the wall of the barrel, and "dust" falls into the dust barrel below under the strong centrifugal force and its own gravity, and the clean dust gas is discharged upward along the central pipe.

Points for attention:

In order to ensure the normal use of cyclone dust collector, the inlet air volume must be far greater than the dust content, the minimum air intake must be greater than 70%, otherwise there will be "choking dust" phenomenon, that is, a large amount of dust into the vacuum. This is because the working principle of the cyclone dust collector is different from that of the bag dust collector, so it is absolutely impossible to use the cyclone dust collector like a pumping unit, and bury the suction nozzle in the dust. If you do that, because there is no air in the dust collector or or the air content is too small, the upward discharge can only be "ash"!