Dust extraction & air filtration

Which dust extraction and air filtration equipment should you choose?

The choice mainly depends on the machines used, the type of dust, shavings or particles to be extracted, the layout of the premises and the degree of centralisation required.

The equipment available meets different needs for collecting, filtering or removing the residues generated during production or processing. It can be used in a joinery workshop as well as in other professional environments that generate this type of particle.

WoodPartners brings together a range of professional dust extraction and air filtration solutions. The catalogue lets you compare mobile chip extractors, site vacuums, air cleaners, bag filters, central extraction units and air handling units.

This equipment can complement an existing set of  woodworking machinery or accompany the installation of new machines.

Compare extraction solutions according to your needs

A mobile unit is better suited to a localised need or to individual workstations, whereas a central extraction system serves several machines or areas.

To compare models, consider the characteristics that matter for your project, including airflow, power, noise level, extraction type and installation constraints.

In the woodworking trades, extraction is needed mainly for sanding, planing, surface planing and sawing. You can therefore extend your search to the  sanders, the  surface planers and thicknessers or the  stationary saws listed on WoodPartners.

How to find a professional dust extraction system on WoodPartners

WoodPartners lets you compare the equipment available and identify manufacturers that match your project. Review the specifications of the different models, then contact the listed manufacturers directly to discuss your needs and get the information you need to buy, replace or upgrade an installation.