IAC products

Modular pulse jet baghouses are comprised of multiple, standardized, prefabricated sections that are assembled on the jobsite. IAC’s Modular baghouses are preferred for numerous applications because they are easy to install, can be quickly modified, and their functionality can be easily improved by adding or replacing individual components.

IACs high pressure (70-100 PSI) Pulse Jet Baghouses have been field-proven for over 20 years at thousands of installations. The units can be used for either process gas or nuisance/fugitive dust collection. Filter media from 44 ft2 to 21,818 ft2 is available in this design series.  Snap- band type 6.25″ bags in lengths of 36″, 50″, 72″, 96″, 120″ and 144″ are pre-engineered into our standard design; however, tube sheets can be easily configured for your own bag size for parts commonality.

IAC builds the most advanced reverse air baghouse systems in North America. Reverse air bagouse dust collectors clean filter media with high volume, low pressure air. While not as commonly built today as baghouses with pulse jet cleaning, reverse air baghouses have specialty applications, such as steel mill electric arc furnaces (EAF’s), where this system of dust control is preferred.

IAC understands the demanding requirements of food processing applications. Our stainless steel baghouse dust collectors and filter receivers are specifically tailored for food processing applications and offer exceptional sanitation, extended life, and protection from corrosion and contamination.

These high temperature pulse jet filter units utilize state of the art rigid low-density, high porosity cast ceramic filter elements sometimes called “Candle Filters”. They are engineered for removal of particulate matter and other pollutants from industrial process gases in the most adverse conditions at temperatures reaching 1,650°F or 900°C.

IAC in-plant, point-of-pickup industrial dust collector systems for wood processors are uniquely designed to handle multiple pick-up points with total system air flow in the 3,000 cfm to 15,000 cfm range. This approach can be a very cost effective, when compared to individual collection point systems, and has the added advantage of centralized disposal of collected fines.

Baghouse dust collectors can often be rebuilt or upgraded at a lower cost over installation of new collectors. The dust collection efficiency of antiquated reverse air and shaker designs can also be improved with efficient pulse jet cleaning, typically increasing the amount of gas volume the baghouse dust collector can clean without increasing its size. Side walls, hoppers, and ductwork is reused in the conversion, and a new “clean air plenum” with bags and cages is supplied.