Dust collectors
Torit PowerCore dust collectors are available in stand-alone and bin-vent configurations and feature PowerCore media technology, which replaces six traditional, 8-foot long fabric filter bags.
By Plant Engineering Staff
Torit PowerCore dust collectors are available in stand-alone and bin-vent configurations and feature PowerCore media technology, which replaces six traditional, 8-foot long fabric filter bags. The filter packs can be removed from the clean side of the collector with one hand, without using tools. Their patented Ultra-Web surface-loading technology has a fluted-media design to extend filter life and eliminate bridging problems common in traditional baghouse technology used on stringy and agglomerative materials. Stand-alone units are up to 50 percent smaller than traditional baghouses; bin-vent models are up to 70 percent smaller.
Donaldson Co. Inc.
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