Inclined Cartridge Dust Collector | Jinwo, Qingdao, China

Jinwo's Inclined Cartridge Dust Collector is an industrial dust and fume extraction unit that filters dust-laden air through cartridges mounted at an angle. It is used where grinding, cutting, welding, sandblasting, woodworking and hardware processing produce airborne dust.

The angled cartridges give a more even airflow, let dust fall away more readily and take up less floor space. It can run as a stand-alone unit or be connected to a central dust removal system.

Key Features

• Inclined cartridge layout for even airflow distribution and a smaller footprint
• Pulse-jet cleaning: compressed air released through spray pipes shakes dust off the cartridges into the collection box
• Angled design reduces dust build-up and lowers resistance across the filters
• Side-mounted installation allows quick filter changes without much working space
• Suitable for narrow workshops and integration with other equipment
• Works as a single unit or as part of a centralised system

Technical Specifications

• Type: Inclined cartridge dust collector
• Filter element: High-efficiency filter cartridges
• Cleaning method: Compressed-air pulse jet
• Installation: Side-mounted, inclined cartridges

Applications

• Laser and plasma cutting dust and fume
• Welding fume extraction
• Grinding and polishing
• Sandblasting and derusting
• Woodworking, hardware processing and foundry workshops

Commercial Details

• Brand: Jinwo
• Manufacturer: Qingdao Jinwo Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
• Place of origin: Qingdao, Shandong, China

Frequently Asked Questions

• How are the filters cleaned? A pulse-jet system releases compressed air through spray pipes, shaking dust off the cartridges into the dust collection box.
• Why are the cartridges inclined? The angle gives more even airflow, helps dust shed naturally, reduces resistance and saves floor space.
• Can it be connected to a central system? Yes. It can be used as a single unit or connected to a centralised dust removal system.
• What should I send for a quotation? Send the type of dust or fume, the process producing it, the airflow you need, the number of extraction points, your available floor space and your power supply.