dust-collector
- noun
- /ˈdʌst kəˌlɛktər/
- Specialized
- After sanding the wood, the carpenter used a dust-collector to remove the fine dust from the air.
- dust-collector cartridge
Examples
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Eventually, the dust collector's red light started blinking, so I had to empty the bucket.
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The TubeJet dust collector features singed polyester filter bags to collect airborne sand, which is then removed by a screw conveyor.
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The dust collector also features a walk-in clean air plenum for easy maintenance.
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Fabric dust collector
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Combustible dust explosions are a risk in many areas, but one of the most common locations is the dust collector.
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The HemiPleat filter has a longer service life and lower pressure drop compared to standard dust collector cartridge filters, according to the manufacturer.
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FabriPulse pulse-jet fabric dust collector has been designed to eliminate filter bag installation problems.
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The Super Cell is a high pressure dust collector, which means that the four inch hoses and ducting used with it need to be high pressure vacuum rated.
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The HemiPleat line includes filter elements to fit virtually all types of new and existing cartridge dust collectors, providing high-efficiency capture of dry dust in many applications.
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Precisely engineered to work with the AAF OptiFlo pulse jet dust collectors, new OptiKlean cartridge filters are part of a total system approach to solving industrial air quality problems.
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Synonyms
A machine that removes dust and small particles from the air as it passes through
A machine that removes harmful chemicals from gases before release
A machine with a filter that removes dust and small particles from the air
A device that removes dust from smoke or gas using electric charge
A large filter in factories that removes dust from the air using cloth bags
A machine that uses electricity to remove dust from factory smoke
A machine that cleans floors by using strong spinning air to separate dust into a removable bin
A vacuum cleaner that uses spinning air to separate dust into a removable bin instead of a bag
A device that collects particles from air for testing
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Etymology
The word dust-collector combines dust and collector. Dust means small loose bits and a collector is something that 'gathers' things, so a dust-collector is a machine that gathers dust from the air to keep a workshop clean.