The Plastic Fused Plate Dust Collector User Manual, let's first understand the differences between the Plastic Fused Plate Dust Collector and the Bag Dust Collector. In fact, both operate on the same principle, which is to filter dust from the air. The main difference lies in the filter core of the Plastic Fused Plate Dust Collector, which is a monolithic filter after special treatment, eliminating the wear on the frame and other components. The Plastic Fused Plate has a rigid structure with a wavy shape, is sintered once without any binder, is not easily deformed, and has no frame wear, resulting in a long service life. Under certain working conditions, its service life is more than 10 times that of the bag. The Plastic Fused Plate and the PTFE-coated base material have excellent hydrophobic and oil-repellent properties, preventing the formation of water or oil films due to the moisture absorption of the fiber fabric filter bags, which causes a sharp increase in resistance. Therefore, it is suitable for handling sticky and moist oily dust.

Sintered Plate Filter Cartridge

Principle of the plastic fume collector:

1. Top Case: The top case features an exhaust vent.

2. Intermediate Box: The intermediate box features perforated plates, filter cores, and a check door, primarily used for inspecting the integrity of the filter cores.

3. Lower Housing: The lower housing features a grey bin and a dust discharge system.

4. Blowing System: The blowing system consists of control instruments, control valves, pulse valves, blowing pipes, gas bags, and fans.