Mechanical Shaker Baghouse Dust Collector
- Model
- Shaker Type
Item specifics
- Material of Shell
- Carbon Steel
- Thickness of Shell
- 3mm/4mm/5mm
- Material of Filter Bag
- Polyester
- Material of Filter Cage
- Carbon Steel
Review
Description
Introduction of Shaker Baghouse
Mechanical shaker dust collector is a type of baghouse dust collector designed for efficient air filtration of small workshop with small air volume. It uses fabric filter bags to capture airborne dust and relies on a mechanical shaking system to remove accumulated particles. Unlike pulse-jet baghouse, shaker dust collector operates without compressed air, making it cost-effective and ideal for intermittent-duty applications. This baghouse dust collector is commonly used in woodworking, metalworking, and other industries where fine dust control is essential. Its simple design ensures easy maintenance and reliable performance.
Key Features of Shaker Dust Collector
>Baghouse Filtration – Uses fabric filter bags to capture airborne dust particles efficiently.
>Mechanical Shaking System – Cleans the filter bags by shaking them to dislodge accumulated dust.
>No Compressed Air Required – Operates without pulse-jet cleaning, reducing energy and maintenance costs.
>Intermittent Duty Operation – Best suited for applications with periodic airflow rather than continuous operation.
>Compact & Cost-Effective – Simple design with lower operational costs compared to pulse-jet systems.
>Versatile Applications – Ideal for woodworking, metalworking, and other industries requiring fine dust control.
>Easy Maintenance – Minimal moving parts make servicing and filter replacement straightforward.
Components of Shaker Dust Collector
>Filter Bags – Fabric filter tubes that capture dust and particulate matter from the air, usually polyester bags.
>Filter Cages – No need for cages.
>Shaker Mechanism – A mechanical system that physically shakes the filter bags to dislodge accumulated dust, typically using a motor-driven or manual shaking system.
>Shaker Drive System – Includes a motor, cam, or crank system that activates the shaking motion to clean the filter bags.
>Dust Hopper – A collection bin at the bottom of the unit where dislodged dust settles before being discharged.
>Airlock Valve (Rotary Valve or Slide Gate) – A discharge component that controls dust removal from the hopper while preventing air leakage.
>Fan/Blower (Optional, External or Integrated) – Creates negative pressure to pull dust-laden air into the dust collector. Some systems rely on external fans.
