our company dust extractors
our company dust extractor comes with a continuous drop-down fold-bag system for collecting dust, providing a easy handling of grinding residue. The machine can also use normal poly-bag for collecting dust.
JF42 mobile industrial dust extractor
How to Choose a Dust Extractor
Start with the grinder and the job. Match the dust extractor’s airflow and power to the size of the floor grinder and the amount of dust the work creates, and check that its filtration can hold fine concrete dust. For small and mid-size floor grinders, the JF82 single phase dust extractor (2.4 kW, 410 m3/h) is a compact starting point. For larger work, a higher-airflow model such as the JF83 (3.6 kW, 620 m3/h) with H13 filtration, or the JF85 for large grinders, gives more capacity. If the extractor will run for long grinding sessions, automatic filter cleaning — as on the JF84 and JF85 — helps keep airflow steady without stopping to clean the filter by hand. JFURTHER dust extractors use a continuous drop-down fold-bag system for collecting dust, and can also use a normal poly-bag.
JF82, JF83, JF84 and JF85: Model Differences
The four models share JFURTHER dust extraction and the continuous drop-down fold-bag system for collecting dust, but they differ in power, airflow and cleaning. JF82 is the smaller single phase dust extractor for floor grinders, at 2.4 kW and 410 m3/h. JF83 steps up to 3.6 kW and 620 m3/h with H13 filtration. JF84 is the auto clean dust collector with automatic filter cleaning at 410 m3/h. JF85 is the automatic cleaning dust collector for large grinders, at 3.6 kW and 620 m3/h.
- JF82 Single Phase Dust Extractor for Floor Grinders — 2.4 kW, 410 m3/h
- JF83 Single Phase Dust Extractor with H13 Filtration — 3.6 kW, 620 m3/h
- JF84 Auto Clean Dust Collector — Automatic Filter Cleaning — 410 m3/h
- JF85 Automatic Cleaning Dust Collector for Large Grinders — 3.6 kW, 620 m3/h
For dust with a pre-separator, see also the JF602 and JF603 Dust Extractors with Pre-Separator (3.6 kW, 620 m3/h).
Where Dust Extractors Are Used
These dust extractors are used wherever floor grinding and concrete work create dust. Typical work includes concrete grinding and polishing, floor grinding in warehouses and factories, and construction and renovation work where dust must be collected at the source. In these settings the extractor is connected to the grinder, so dust is drawn away while the work goes on, instead of settling on the floor or spreading through the room. Choose the model by the size of the grinder and the length of the job, as described above, and check the filter and dust collection system before starting.
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