At Kitmondo, we offer a comprehensive selection of used dust collectors and exhausters, crucial for maintaining a clean and safe work environment in the woodworking industry. These machines are specifically designed to efficiently capture and remove dust, wood chips, and other airborne particles, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards and improving air quality. Our range includes options priced from €2,000 for basic models to €50,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from top brands like Donaldson, Nederman, Felder, and Schuko. Each machine comes with distinct features such as airflow capacity, filtration efficiency, noise level, and automation level, tailored to meet various operational needs.
When choosing a dust collector or exhauster, it's essential to consider factors such as the type and volume of dust generated, the size of your workspace, the machine's filtration efficiency, and ease of maintenance. These aspects are vital for effective dust control, optimizing production efficiency, and ensuring a safe and healthy work environment. Investing in used dust collectors and exhausters from Kitmondo not only grants access to high-quality equipment at significantly reduced prices but also promotes sustainability by extending the lifecycle of durable machinery.
Explore Kitmondo’s listings today to find reliable dust collectors and exhausters that offer outstanding performance and value for your dust control needs in the woodworking industry. Trust Kitmondo's commitment to excellent customer service to help you find the perfect dust collection solution to enhance your woodworking operations.
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Poland
Year: 2021
Collecting capacity | 11300 m³/h |
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Fan | No |
Nbr of bags | 3 |
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Engine power | 11 kW |
13,000 $
Romania
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Poland
Year: 1998
Collecting capacity | 3 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Engine power | 7.5 kW |
Nbr of bags | 3 |
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Fan engine | 7.5 kW |
7,730 $
Romania
6,590 $
Italy
Year: 2015
Manufacturer : Segler Model: 40255A Type : Vacuum bag Year : 2015 Previous application : Bag 900 x 400 x 150 mm, 25 kg Classification: Atex: 112 / 3D - 135°C Materials: stainless steel Quenching capacity: approx. 200 liters Tremis with external electric vibrator Door with induction sensor 1x DN150 for suction and/or aeration pre-mounted 2x DN65 for pre-mounted cleaning …Price on request
France
Year: 1998
Collecting capacity | 4500 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Nbr of bags | 9 |
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Fan engine | 7.5 kW |
Price on request
France
Year:
Collecting capacity | 30000 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Nbr of bags | 216 |
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Fan engine | 30 kW |
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Italy
Year:
Collecting capacity | 20 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Engine power | 30 kW |
Nbr of bags | 1 |
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Fan engine | 30 kW |
Price on request
Italy
6,700 $
Belgium
Year:
Collecting capacity | 40000 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Nbr of bags | 288 |
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Fan engine | 45 kW |
Price on request
Italy
Year:
suction station complete with pipes and couplings 30 hpPrice on request
Italy
Year:
Collecting capacity | 65000 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Nbr of bags | 462 |
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Fan engine | 55 kW |
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Italy
Year:
Collecting capacity | 50000 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Nbr of bags | 396 |
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Fan engine | 37 kW |
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Italy
Year: 2015
Collecting capacity | 9 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Engine power | 11 kW |
Nbr of bags | 1 |
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Fan engine | 11 kW |
6,130 $
Italy
Year:
Collecting capacity | 63 m³/h |
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Fan | Yes |
Engine power | 18.5 kW |
Nbr of bags | 36 |
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Fan engine | 18.5 kW |
Price on request
Netherlands
Year: 2000
Suction Filter/Suction System Veneta Filtro Aspirante Impianti 72 Maniche Without Fan Collection Bags Or Hopper For Briquetting Machine Transport Overall Dimensions: 3500x2700x1200 Kg 500Price on request
Italy
Year: 1995
Fimas brand substation with 40 HP suction motor, with pneumatic bag cleaning Omar substation with two 40 HP and one 30 HP suction motors, with pneumatic bag cleaning, discharge into containers. On request we can provide technical data sheets Disassembly if required, quantified separately.23,000 $
Italy
Price on request
France
Year: 2005
Manufactured in 2005 includes vacuum and dust collector. with option for Custom compactor. All Exterior ductwork included. stands about 30' tall as is. Works good, could use seal replacement above sifter motor when it is down before being put back together.39,000 $
USA
Dust collectors and exhausters are vital components in the woodworking industry. They ensure a clean and safe working environment by efficiently removing dust, wood chips, and other particulate matter. These systems boost productivity, improve air quality, and protect both workers and equipment from the hazards associated with airborne dust. Understanding the different types, features, and considerations for purchasing dust collectors and exhausters can significantly enhance your woodworking operations. Kitmondo, a leading online marketplace for used industrial machinery, offers a wide selection of dust collectors and exhausters, giving businesses access to top-quality equipment at competitive prices.
Dust collectors and exhausters are available in various configurations to cater to different woodworking needs. Here’s an overview of the primary types:
Cartridge dust collectors utilize cylindrical filters to capture dust and particulates effectively, known for their high efficiency and compact design.
Baghouse dust collectors employ fabric filter bags to capture dust particles. They are highly effective in large-scale operations and environments with substantial dust generation.
Cyclone dust collectors use centrifugal force to separate dust and particulates from the air, often serving as pre-filters to reduce the load on primary dust collectors.
Portable dust collectors are designed for mobility and flexibility, allowing them to be moved as needed.
Downdraft tables integrate dust collection into the work surface, capturing dust and particles at the source, particularly useful for sanding, grinding, and other hand-held operations.
When choosing a dust collector or exhauster, consider the following features and specifications to ensure the system meets your operational needs:
Measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM), airflow capacity determines the volume of air the system can move. Ensure the dust collector or exhauster matches the airflow requirements of your woodworking operations. Kitmondo’s listings provide detailed specifications on airflow capacity to help you find the right machine.
High filtration efficiency is crucial for effective dust and particulate removal. Systems with high-efficiency filters, such as HEPA filters, can capture fine dust particles and significantly improve air quality.
Dust storage capacity indicates how much dust the system can hold before needing to be emptied. Larger capacity systems are ideal for high-volume operations, reducing maintenance downtime.
Consider the noise level of the dust collector or exhauster, especially in indoor environments. Opt for machines designed to operate quietly to maintain a comfortable working environment.
Decide if you need a stationary system or a portable one that can be moved around the workshop. Portable systems offer flexibility but may have lower capacity compared to stationary systems.
High-quality construction and durability are essential for long-term operational efficiency. Machines made from robust materials like metal casings and durable filters are more resistant to wear and tear. Easy-to-maintain designs with accessible components simplify maintenance, reducing downtime and operational costs. Kitmondo provides information on the condition and maintenance history of used machines to aid in informed decision-making.
Safety is critical in woodworking operations. Look for systems with safety features such as explosion-proof designs, spark arrestors, and automatic shut-off mechanisms to protect operators and equipment.
Choosing reputable brands ensures higher quality and reliable support. Here are some top brands in the dust collector and exhauster market:
Kitmondo features equipment from these and other reputable brands, ensuring access to reliable and well-supported machinery.
The cost of used dust collectors and exhausters varies widely based on factors such as age, condition, brand, and specific features. Generally, prices can range from a few hundred to several tens of thousands of dollars. For instance, a used Jet portable dust collector might be priced between $500 and $1,500, while a high-end Donaldson Torit cartridge dust collector could cost between $10,000 and $30,000. Kitmondo’s marketplace offers a variety of pricing options, ensuring transparency and competitive deals for buyers.
Dust collectors and exhausters are essential for maintaining a clean and safe working environment in the woodworking industry. Understanding the different types of systems and key factors to consider when purchasing can help businesses make informed decisions that enhance operational capabilities. Kitmondo offers a comprehensive platform for sourcing high-quality used machinery, with detailed listings and competitive pricing. Whether you need a cartridge dust collector, a baghouse system, a cyclone collector, or a portable unit, Kitmondo’s extensive inventory and user-friendly interface make it easy to find the right equipment for your woodworking operations.