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THIS UNIT IS ONE OF 6 Available (if you want to make a deal on more than 1 or all 6 please contact Larry at (***)-965-5557... Multi unit discounts are available!!). Please read specifications below... * Checker Board full Diagnostic touch control panel * Painted steel construction * Uses 6 filter cartridges (included) * Approx. filter area from 300-600 square feet (depending on product and filter used) * Electrics: 10 horsepower motor, 208volt, 60hz, 3ph * Manufacturer: Torit-Donaldson * Number of Drive Motors 1 * Material of Construction CARBON STEEL * Dust Collector Type CARTRIDGE The Torit Downflo Dust Collector Innovative Design for Cost Effective Air Filtration The proven Downflo design means you get a collector which requires minimal maintenance. Continuous duty filter cleaning lets your process stay on line. Front cartridge removal means filters can be changed easily and quickly from outside the unit, away from hazardous conditions, and in many cases without walkways or platforms. NO TOOLS ARE REQUIRED FOR FILTER REMOVAL. Downflo dust collectors have been used on a wide variety of applications including welding, mixing, conveyor transfer stations, food processing, pharmaceutical, woodworking, composites, laser cutting and metal working just to name a few. They are particularly well suited to filtering very fine particulate in large air volumes. The Downflo cartridge dust collector delivers exceptional performance, low operating pressure drop, and the most compact footprint in the industry, whilst maintaining the efficiency and reliability you have come to expect from Torit. Downflo dust collectors have convinced the market of the inherent advantages of cartridge collectors. Higher airflow per filter results in fewer filters than baghouses. The modular design accommodates your space constraints, conserving limited or expensive floor space. (Torit dust collector SDF6 10 hp cartridge downflo is the responsibility of Ronald Fitzgerald) |
R-Fitzgerald@cedar--rapids.com (Ronald Fitzgerald) for more information.
