Portable Dust Collector
Compact Dust Collection, Built for Your Workspace
Novazure portable dust collectors provide localized dust extraction for industrial machines and workstations. Compact cartridge filtration systems with automatic pulse-jet cleaning help collect airborne dust while simplifying routine maintenance.
With multiple airflow capacities and optional wheeled configurations, our portable industrial dust collectors can be selected according to your dust properties, suction requirements, power supply, and available space. Contact us for model selection and a quotation.
Portable & Specialized Dust Collector Series
Pulse-Jet Industrial Dust Collector
Pulse-jet cartridge filtration for localized industrial dust extraction, with wheeled configurations available for selected models.
Sheet Metal Laser Cutting Dust Collector
Dust collection configurations developed for sheet-metal laser cutting equipment and associated extraction requirements.
High-Vacuum Pulse-Jet Dust Collector
High-vacuum extraction with automatic pulse cleaning for smaller suction connections and concentrated dust pickup.
Manual-Cleaning High-Vacuum Dust Collector
High-vacuum dust extraction with manual filter cleaning for applications requiring focused suction.
Medium-to-High-Pressure Industrial Dust Collector
Industrial dust extraction with medium-to-high-pressure configurations for machinery and workshop applications.
Manual-Shaking Bag-Type Industrial Dust Extractor
Fabric-bag filtration with manual shaking for suitable localized industrial dust collection applications.
Wet-Type Industrial Dust Collector
Wet collection configurations for dust processes where liquid-based capture is appropriate.
Explosion-Protected Medium-Pressure Dust Collector
Medium-pressure dust collection with project-specific protection options for assessed combustible-dust risks.
Portable Dust Collector Models & Specifications
SD Series — Pulse-Jet Industrial Dust Collectors
Primary range for machine-connected and localized dust extraction.
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Share your dust type, required airflow or suction pressure, installation needs, and power supply. We'll help you select a suitable configuration.
Portable Dust Collector Features & Benefits
Compact & Mobile Options
Space-saving equipment designs for workshops and production areas. Selected models offer wheeled configurations for easier repositioning between workstations.
Multiple Filtration Methods
Choose from cartridge filtration, fabric-bag collection, and wet-type systems depending on the dust characteristics and the selected equipment series.
Flexible Filter Cleaning
Automatic pulse-jet cleaning is available on applicable models, while other series use manual or mechanical cleaning methods to suit different operating needs.
Airflow & Suction Options
Select airflow-oriented dust collectors for local extraction or high-vacuum units for smaller hoses and more restrictive suction connections.
Maintenance-Friendly Design
Accessible filter compartments and dust collection containers support routine inspection, filter servicing, and collected dust removal.
Application-Specific Configuration
Match inlet connections, power supply, filtration options, and equipment arrangements to your machinery and workspace requirements.
Portable Dust Collection Solutions
A Portable Dust Collector Matched to Your Process
From compact pulse-jet collectors to high-vacuum extractors, selecting the right unit starts with your actual dust extraction needs.
Novazure helps you select a suitable portable dust collector based on airflow, suction pressure, dust characteristics, power supply, and available installation space.
Airflow & Suction Matching
Match extraction capacity and suction requirements to your machine connections and duct resistance.
Filtration & Cleaning Options
Compare pulse-jet, manual-cleaning, fabric-bag, and wet-type systems by series.
Practical Equipment Configurations
Discuss inlet sizes, caster options, electrical supply, and dust collection arrangements.
Portable Dust Collector FAQs
How do I choose the right portable dust collector for my machine?
Start with the machine type, number of extraction points, required airflow, and the resistance of hoses, ductwork, and filters. Dust type, available space, and power supply also affect selection. If you do not know the airflow, send us the machine specifications or photos for an initial model recommendation.
What is the difference between the SD, ST, SG, and SGS series?
The SD series is a pulse-jet industrial dust collector commonly used for localized machine extraction. ST models cover medium-to-high-pressure collection, while SG units focus on high-vacuum suction with pulse-jet cleaning. SGS high-vacuum units use manual or model-dependent mechanical cleaning. The best choice depends on both airflow and suction requirements.
How much airflow and suction pressure do I need?
Airflow depends on the extraction point, enclosure, dust generation, and required capture velocity. Suction pressure must overcome resistance through the inlet, hose, ductwork, and filter system. Maximum airflow and maximum negative pressure are separate equipment ratings, so model selection should be based on the expected operating point.
Are SD series dust collectors available with wheels?
Yes, wheeled configurations are shown for SD equipment in the supplier's earlier product catalog. However, mounting and mobility can differ by model and production configuration. Please tell us if you need a mobile unit so we can confirm the appropriate caster and base arrangement before quotation.
Do all portable dust collectors use automatic pulse-jet cleaning?
No. Applicable SD, SG, and other pulse-cleaning models use compressed-air pulses to clean filter surfaces. SGS and BS configurations use different manual or mechanical cleaning arrangements, while SW wet-type units operate differently from dry-filter collectors. Cleaning methods and compressed-air requirements should be checked for the selected model.
Can these dust collectors be used for laser cutting, grinding, or CNC machines?
They can be considered for many localized extraction applications, but the equipment must match the process. The SK series is designed for sheet-metal laser cutting applications, while SD or high-vacuum models may suit certain CNC and grinding operations. Dust composition, sparks, heat, and combustible-dust hazards must be assessed before choosing the system.
Can a portable dust collector handle combustible dust?
Some applications may require specially engineered dust collection and protective equipment. Combustible dust needs a project-specific hazard assessment addressing ignition sources, explosion protection, isolation, grounding, and applicable regulations. A product described as explosion-protected, including the SG(W) series, should not be assumed to meet a particular certification without verification.
How often do filters need to be cleaned or replaced?
Service intervals vary with dust loading, particle characteristics, operating hours, filter media, and the cleaning method. Check filter condition, system suction, and pressure drop where available. Replace damaged or ineffective filters as needed. Wet-type systems also require their own liquid and sludge maintenance procedures.
What details are needed for a model recommendation and quotation?
Please share the machine or process type, dust material, number and size of suction connections, required airflow or suction pressure if known, voltage and frequency, available installation space, and destination country. Photos, videos, or machine drawings are helpful. If some values are unknown, send the information you have and we can start the selection discussion.
Let's Discuss Your Dust Collection Needs
Whether you need a complete dust collection system, compact equipment, or replacement filters, share your requirements with us. We'll help you evaluate a suitable solution.