Dry Filtration Products
Industrial Solutions for Air, Dust, and Powder Filtration
What is Industrial Dry Filtration?
Industrial dry filtration refers to the process of separating solid particles from air or gas streams without the use of liquids. It is essential in capturing dust, powder, fumes, and fine particulate matter released during industrial processes. Using fabric-based filter elements such as bags, cartridges, or sleeves, dry filtration systems are critical for pollution control, equipment protection, and maintaining workplace air quality.
Why is Dry Filtration Important?
- Protects worker health by reducing airborne dust
- Ensures compliance with environmental regulations
- Prevents contamination of final products in food, pharma, and chemical plants
- Enhances equipment life by preventing dust buildup and fouling
- Improves process efficiency and product recovery
Applications of Dry Filtration Across Industries
- Flour & Grain Milling: Collection of fine flour dust, bran particles, and sifting residues in plan sifters, pneumatic conveyors, and aspiration channels.
- Cement, Lime & Gypsum Plants: High-temperature dust control in kilns, clinker coolers, grinding mills, and silo vents using fiberglass and aramid filter bags.
- Paint Booths & Powder Coating Units: Overspray capture and fine particulate collection in downdraft booths and recovery chambers via pocket or pleated filters.
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Control of airborne API dust, fluidized powder particles, and tablet coating exhausts in fluid bed dryers and vacuum systems.
- Mining, Metal & Mineral Processing: Collection of metallic dust, ore particles, and furnace fumes in crushers, transfer points, and sintering lines.
- Thermal Power Plants & Boilers: Particulate matter control in flue gas ducts and ash handling systems using pulse jet and reverse air filter bags.
- Plastic & Polymer Plants: Fines recovery in pulverizing units, dust collection in extrusion systems, and vacuum bagging of granules.
- Woodworking & Furniture Units: Sawdust and fine wood particulate collection in sanding machines, routers, and extraction ducts.
- Detergent & Chemical Powder Plants: Collection of fine active ingredients and product dust in mixers, rotary dryers, and screening units.
