How to Handle Factory Dust and How to Choose an Industrial Dust Vacuum Cleaner?

During daily production processes, factories inevitably generate a lot of dust. This dust is characterized by its fine, abundant, and thick nature, making it different from dust produced in other industrial manufacturing processes. Cleaning fine dust in factories is particularly challenging.

1. Power Requirements for Industrial Vacuum Cleaners in Factories: Compared to other industries, factories require industrial vacuum cleaners with higher power. The power needed should be determined based on the daily dust cleaning requirements. Generally, industrial vacuum cleaners for factory use should have a power rating of 5.5 kW or 7.5 kW.

2. High Suction Power for Factory Industrial Vacuum Cleaners: Due to the nature of factory dust, thorough cleaning requires industrial vacuum cleaners with higher suction power compared to other cleaning equipment. Suction power directly affects the dust removal efficiency and the ability to clean thoroughly. If the vacuum cleaner’s suction power is insufficient, it may fail to clean dust and debris effectively.

3. Filter Maintenance in Factory Industrial Vacuum Cleaners: Given the large amount of dust that needs to be cleaned regularly, standard commercial vacuum cleaners may experience filter clogging after a period of use, leading to reduced suction power and even motor burnout. Therefore, when selecting an industrial vacuum cleaner for factory use, it is advisable to choose equipment with a pulse automatic filter cleaning function. This feature periodically releases air pressure to blow dust off the filter and into the dustbin, preventing filter clogging and maintaining consistent suction power.

4. Comprehensive Functional Requirements for Factory Industrial Vacuum Cleaners: Compared to general vacuum cleaners, industrial vacuum cleaners for factory use offer advantages such as continuous operation without downtime, high-temperature resistance, large dustbin capacity, and the ability to work 24 hours a day with strong suction power. The main frame and dustbin of these vacuum cleaners are typically made of thickened stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to damage in harsh environments.

5. Versatility in Cleaning Various Types of Waste: Industrial vacuum cleaners can clean a wide range of waste materials, including dust, debris, metal shavings, wood chips, and more, ensuring thorough cleaning.

Chen Yuqiang

Founder of Waidr Industrial Vacuums, Expert in Industrial Dust Collection Equipment

With 25 years of dedication to the research, development, production, and technological innovation of industrial vacuum and dust collection equipment, he has helped over 20,000 enterprises across various industries address industrial dust and vacuum challenges, improving workplace environments while reducing costs and increasing efficiency.