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When operating vacuum equipment for dust critical applications,
it is very important to know the true
filter
fractional efficiency of
the filters in use. When competitors specifications say
they capture 99.99% @ .3 micron, what is really being stated is the media's flow response at 1 CFM per sq. ft of air @ .5
inches of *w.g.
lift. Since 99.99% of vacuum equipment operate at more than
1 CFM, and have a greater lift than .5 *w.g.,
this measurement is void once the vacuum is
operating. For example, the Pulse-Bac 1300 has 135 CFM per sq.ft. with a
lift of 80 *w.g.
The
efficiency of the filter is directly related to the velocity of
the air moving through it from the vacuum, without this
specific information, a rating at .3 micron may not be
so.
We
at CDCLarue™ want our customers to be educated to what they can
reasonably expect to be filtered out when using Pulse-Bac® vacuum equipment. When purchasing vacuum equipment for dust
critical operations, be sure that
you know the fractional efficiency data for the filters, not a standard
math equation for a efficiency rating at 1 CFM. For
fractional data on Pulse-Bac vacuum equipment, please call us at
866.954.9700
**water
glass**
Filter Installation Instructions
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