IAC products

Pulse-Jet and plenum pulse baghouses collect dust on the outside of the filter bag. Dust-laden gas floods the baghouse, and clean air exits through the inside of the filter bag while the dust particles collect on the outside filter bag surface. A support cage prevents filter bag collapse during filtration, and aids in the re-distribution and cleaning of the dustcake. A wide variety of filter bags can be manufactured to meet specific application needs.

Particulate is collected on the inside surface of the filter bag in using reverse air cleaning systems. The dust-laden gas enters through the dirty side (inlet) of the collector and flows up through the filter bag. The particulate is filtered by the dustcake and the fabric, and clean air exits through the outside of the filter bag. The steel bottom protects the filter bag from collapsing. Reverse air bag top and bottom designs vary by cleaning system and original equipment manufacturer (OEM).

Particulate is collected on the inside surface of the bag in baghouses using shaker cleaning systems. The dust-laden gas enters through the dirty side (inlet) of the collector and flows up through the bag. The particulate is filtered by the dustcake and the fabric, and clean air exits through the outside of the bag. Shaker baghouse filters top and bottom designs vary by cleaning system and original equipment manufacturer (OEM).