Bag Filter Dust Collector
YT-01MC
Air volume 2,000–25,000 m³/h
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Cyclone Dust Collector
YTXF
Carbon Steel Cyclone Dust Collector for Industrial Use
No filter media, no consumables — for coarse and abrasive dust.
- Model series
- YTXF-800 – YTXF-1500
- Air volume
- 4,600 – 23,000 m³/h
- Fan power
- 7.5 – 30 kW
- Body diameter
- φ800 – φ1500 mm
- Consumables
- None — no filter media
- Typical duty
- Standalone or pre-separator
- CE certified · ISO 9001 manufacturer
- 12-month warranty on main equipment
- Custom size, material and colour
Overview
- Cartridge collectors force you to buy, replace and dispose of filter media again and again. This unit captures dust with a continuous water film and spray mist instead, so no filter cartridges are needed. The recirculating pump keeps the scrubbing water in use, and the only consumable is water. Wet scrubbing removes the recurring filter cost from your operating budget.
- Many workshops run several grinding or polishing stations at once, and a single small collector cannot keep up. The central inlet manifold splits the dirty airflow into two channels feeding the twin cyclone bodies equally. Both chambers spin the air and throw particles to the wetted wall in parallel, moving more air while separation stays stable under continuous operation.
- Grinding and polishing generate hot sparks together with fine dust. Inside each cyclone, a continuous water film covers the inner wall, so particles and sparks thrown outward by the vortex are wetted and washed down to the collection bin. The wet surface leaves no dry area for dust to bounce back into the air stream, and hot particles are cooled in the water film.
- Maintenance stops production, so the faster it is, the better. Glass viewing windows on the collection bin let operators check the dust level without opening the unit. Bolted access doors open the bin for thorough cleaning, and the discharge valve drains collected slurry and settled dust from the side. Routine checks take minutes and keep the collector running between shifts.
- Wet collectors face constant contact with water, slurry and humidity, which is hard on ordinary steel. This unit is built from stainless steel with TIG welding and polished inner surfaces, so the wetted walls resist corrosion and stay smooth. The braced frame and control box complete a package that keeps its capture performance and appearance for years of workshop duty.
Key advantages
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Nothing to replace
No bags, no cartridges, no pulse valves. Once installed the consumable cost is effectively zero.
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Takes abrasive material
Sand, grit and mineral dust that would cut through fabric media pass through a steel cyclone without issue.
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A cheap first stage
Placed ahead of a baghouse, it removes the bulk load so the bags last far longer.
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Very little to maintain
No moving parts in the separation stage. Empty the hopper and check for wear.
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Technical data
Model specifications
Full range as manufactured. Sizes and configurations outside this table are built to order.
| Model | Air volume m³/h | Fan kW | Dimensions mm |
|---|---|---|---|
| YTXF-800 | 4600–8200 | 7.5 | φ800×3000 |
| YTXF-1000 | 8200–12000 | 15 | φ1000×3500 |
| YTXF-1200 | 10000–18000 | 18.5 | φ1200×4000 |
| YTXF-1300 | 18000–21000 | 22 | φ1300×4500 |
| YTXF-1500 | 21000–23000 | 30 | φ1500×4800 |
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YTXF-800
Air volume 4600–8200 m³/h
Fan 7.5 kW
- Dimensions (mm)
- φ800×3000
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YTXF-1000
Air volume 8200–12000 m³/h
Fan 15 kW
- Dimensions (mm)
- φ1000×3500
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YTXF-1200
Air volume 10000–18000 m³/h
Fan 18.5 kW
- Dimensions (mm)
- φ1200×4000
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YTXF-1300
Air volume 18000–21000 m³/h
Fan 22 kW
- Dimensions (mm)
- φ1300×4500
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YTXF-1500
Air volume 21000–23000 m³/h
Fan 30 kW
- Dimensions (mm)
- φ1500×4800
Component layout
Need a CAD file or a general-arrangement drawing for your bid documents? Request it here — we send them on request.
Questions
What buyers ask before ordering
If your question is not here, ask it in the form — an engineer answers, not a salesperson.
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Will a cyclone alone meet my emission limit?
Usually not. Cyclones are efficient on coarse particles but let fine dust through. If you have a stack limit to meet, use the cyclone as a pre-separator and follow it with a bag or cartridge filter.
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When is a cyclone the right choice on its own?
When you are recovering material rather than meeting an emission limit — grain, chips, granulate — and the particles are large and heavy.
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How much does it reduce baghouse running cost?
By taking the heavy fraction out first it substantially extends bag life. The exact benefit depends on your dust loading and particle distribution.
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Can it be lined for wear?
Yes. For highly abrasive duty we can increase plate thickness or add wear lining at the impact zone.
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