Enclosure Electrostatic Air Cleaners

Enclosures Electrostatic Air Cleaners 

Electrostatic Air Cleaners designed for machinery enclosures are specialised air filtration systems engineered to maintain a clean air environment inside equipment housings. These air cleaners are particularly useful for protecting sensitive machinery from oil mist and other airborne contaminants that can compromise performance, durability, and precision.

They Work in 4 stages - 

• Air Intake. Contaminated air from inside enclosure is drawn into the cleaner.

• Ionization. Particles in the air, such as dust, mist, or fumes, are electrically charged.

• Collection Plates. Charged particles are attracted to oppositely charged plates, removing them from the airflow.

• Clean Air Return or Release. Cleaned air is released back into the machinery enclosure or surrounding environment.

Key Features

• Compact and Modular Design: Optimized for tight spaces within or adjacent to machinery enclosures.

• Electrostatic Filtration Technology: Effective for capturing ultrafine particles, including oil mist, coolant mist, and manufacturing dust.

• Robust Housing: Enclosed units are built to withstand industrial environments, with resistance to oil, heat, and chemicals.

• Reusable Collector Plates: Easy to clean and maintain, reducing operational costs over time.

• Low Pressure Drop: Ensures efficient air circulation without overloading the machinery's ventilation system.

• Customizable Configurations: Can be tailored for specific machinery needs, including specialized ducts or mounts.

Advantages

• Prevents particulate contamination, reducing wear and tear on precision components.
• Helps visability into the enclosure for the operator. 
• Keeps sensitive machinery clean and functional over longer periods. 
• Operates with minimal power consumption, ideal for integration with energy-intensive equipment.
• Helps meet occupational safety and air quality standards in industrial settings.

Applications

• CNC Machines: Removes oil mist, coolant mist, and fine dust from the air inside CNC machining enclosures.

• Laser Cutting and Welding: Captures smoke, fumes, and particulates generated during these processes.

• Printing Presses: Controls airborne ink particles and solvent fumes in printing machinery.

• Food Processing Equipment: Prevents dust, flour, or other particulates from contaminating machinery and the product.

• Electronics Manufacturing: Protects delicate machinery and components from particulate contamination.

Considerations

• Size and Capacity: Ensure the cleaner matches the volume of air and contamination level of the machinery enclosure.

• Maintenance Requirements: Schedule regular cleaning of collector plates to maintain efficiency and airflow.

• Ozone Emissions: Use ozone-safe models to protect workers and equipment in enclosed spaces.

• Integration: Verify compatibility with the machinery’s existing ventilation system or design a custom ducting solution.