Dust collectors are highly customized products, and customization requires attention to the following issues:

1. Processing air volume: this refers to the volume of air to be purified per unit time. The size of the equipment required should be determined according to the specific size of the plant and the number of dust-producing points. Too large or too small will affect the efficiency and increase operating costs.

2. Filtration area and air velocity: the filtration area determines the air flow through each square meter of filter media (m³/min). Appropriate filtering air velocity can ensure good dust removal effect and prolong the life of the filter bag at the same time. Generally speaking, for sawdust dust, it is recommended to use a lower filtration air speed to improve the ability to capture fine particles.

3. Dust cleaning system: Effective dust cleaning mechanism can keep the surface of the filter bag clean and reduce the resistance, thus maintaining the stable operation of the system. Pulse blowing is a common cleaning method, which uses compressed air to instantly impact the filter bag, so that the dust attached to it off.

4. Temperature resistance: If the process involves high temperature materials, it is necessary to choose the bag filter made of materials with good thermal insulation and heat resistance to prevent damage to the filter bag due to high temperature.