Industrial Dust Collection Systems: Design, Engineering & Installation
Your facility’s air quality directly affects your workers’ health, your regulatory standing, and your bottom line. For more than 37 years, Spartan Air Purification has been designing, engineering, and installing industrial dust collection systems in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and beyond.
Whether your facility generates wood dust, metal dust, silica dust, or combustible dust, the right industrial dust collection system is a compliance requirement and a worker safety imperative. We can help.
From Design to Installation, We Provide Complete Dust Collection Services
As our customer, you will receive multiple benefits including design, engineering, and installation expertise.
All of Spartan Air Purification’s industrial dust collection system installations are performed by our own highly trained and professional service engineers, who are able to regulate the hours required to complete a project without interrupting your facility’s daily operations.
And did we mention that we supply the most advanced self-cleaning filtration dust collectors available on the market today?
Let’s talk about your dust collection needs and how quickly we can get your operation into compliance.
Superior Air Filtration Technology for Dust Collection Systems
We don’t only design, engineer, and install industrial dust collection systems; we also provide all the air filters needed to keep those systems operating at maximum efficiency.
Air filtration technology for dust collectors continues to improve, and our close working relationships with multiple filter manufacturers allow us to offer the most up-to-date and appropriate air filtration for your specific dust collector application. We supply filters rated for wood dust, metal dust, silica dust, and combustible dust applications.
With the use of high-efficiency filtration, most industrial dust collection applications can recirculate filtered air back into the building without complications.
A Full Range of Dust Collection System Components
Every situation is different, and we take the time to customize your industrial dust collection system accordingly. Some of these items can include HEPA after filters, source capture arms, Intelli-Touch energy management systems, explosion venting, back blast dampers, and more.
We also offer custom hood fabrication to match your specific process requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About Industrial Dust Collection Systems
Whether you are evaluating your first industrial dust collection system, determining a filter replacement schedule, or replacing aging equipment, you likely have questions. We have answered the most common ones below.
What size industrial dust collector do I need?
Sizing depends on several factors: the number and type of dust-generating processes in your facility, the CFM required at each capture point, the dust type, and your facility’s layout. There is no universal answer — which is why we start every project with a facility assessment.
What is the difference between a cartridge dust collector and a baghouse?
A cartridge dust collector uses pleated filter cartridges that offer a high surface area in a compact footprint, well-suited for fine dusts and lighter dust loads. A baghouse uses fabric filter bags and is typically used for higher-volume, heavier dust loads. The right choice depends on your specific application.
What is HEPA filtration and when do I need it?
HEPA filtration captures 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns or larger. In dust collection, a HEPA after-filter is typically added as a secondary safety filter in applications where the primary collected dust is hazardous. It provides redundancy if a primary cartridge ever fails.
What is combustible dust and does my facility need explosion venting?
Combustible dust is any fine particulate that can ignite and cause a fire or explosion under the right conditions. Common types include wood dust, certain metal dusts, grain dust, and some plastic dusts. If your facility generates combustible dust your system may require explosion venting and other safety controls.
Can filtered air be recirculated back into the facility?
In most cases, yes. With high-efficiency filtration, the cleaned air from a dust collection system can be returned to the building rather than exhausted outdoors. Whether recirculation is appropriate depends on the dust type and applicable regulations.
How often do dust collector filters need to be replaced?
Filter life varies based on dust type, dust load, system design, and whether the collector uses a self-cleaning mechanism. We supply replacement filters for all systems we install and can set up a scheduled replacement program.
Spartan Air Wants to be Your Dust Collection Installer
Let’s face it: finding someone you can trust to install industrial dust collection systems isn’t easy. You’ve probably had vendors push equipment that doesn’t fit, or worse, leave you to figure out the whole process on your own.
That’s not how we operate.
Spartan Air does things differently. We’ll come to your facility, listen to what you need, answer your questions, and put together an estimate — no pressure, no obligation. Whether you’re in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, or Maryland, we’ve been helping facilities like yours get compliant, clean air for decades.
Get in touch with us today to see if Spartan Air is the right fit for your dust collection needs for your industry or application.