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Air Boss Advantages
High-Performance Cartridges.
With a 99% efficiency
rating for submicron (.5) particulate, extra-large
circular filters are vertically oriented for uniform dust
loading and efficient cleaning.
Efficiency.
Many competitors’ products operate
with a high level of re-entrainment, which means
that energy and filter life are wasted by repeatedly
collecting the same dust. Air Boss patented
downflow/vertical design ensures consistent filtration
and efficient dust handling from capture to disposal.
Size Availability.
Air Boss is designed with a full
range of capacities for a vast array of applications.
From the DC-2 with (2) cartridges to DC-128 with
(128) cartridges, every Air Boss has the media
capacity and optimal filtering velocity for every
type of contaminant and process.
Powerful Cleaning.
The patented venturi-assisted
design optimizes reverse jet pulse cleaning and
increases filter life. With four available methods to
initiate the cleaning cycle, every Air Boss collector
is equipped with the control system that best fits
the application.
Improved Fan Operation.
Venturi and innovative
cylindrical fan housing increases performance,
reduces noise, simplifies maintenance and eliminates
the need for a discharge damper.
Easy Maintenance.
Outstanding design features
combine to promote long filter life. Easy access
allows each filter to be changed in several minutes.
Space Economy.
The downflow/vertical design
has a smaller footprint than comparable units with
horizontal filters.
Rock-Solid Construction.
Air Boss is built for
durability and reliability with 11-gauge steel fabrication
and welded seams/joints. Air Boss units are designed
and tested for Seismic Zone 4.
Dust Collection Efficiency:
Problem.
The #1 challenge to dust collection efficiency is re-entrainment – dust collected is stirred up and has
to be filtered all over again. The goal is to dislodge the dust and allow it to settle in a hopper below and not
be redeposited on the filters.
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