Suction Filters

The dust-laden air is drawn in by the fan into the filter body, entering from the bottom without coming into contact with the filtering element.

Part of the dust falls inside the filter by gravity, while the rest is retained in the filter bags. The cleaned air then passes to the fan, which expels it into the atmosphere through the chimney.

The cleaning system shakes the filter bags with a powerful burst of compressed air, causing the dust to detach and collect in the discharge hopper.

Cleaning is carried out continuously and sequentially between the filtering elements, with adjustable shot intervals and durations to control the consumption of cleaning air.