GRACE FILTER   baghouses (also called pulse jet baghouse, pulsejet dust collectors, etc...) are self contained, fully automated where needed. We also supply and install ducting, access platforms, ventilation and instrumentation. Baghouses are engineered for dusts of 3 microns and larger, in the following applications:

• Woodworking
• Cement production
• Powder processing
• Steel melting
• Material handling
• Primary metals, including steel-making
• Metals fabrication: grinding, sawing, sanding, polishing
• Papermaking
• Mixing and blending options
• Mining
• Foundries
• Glass Plants
• Battery Plants
• Universities

We offer a full range of collector designs and media choices to solve the toughest pollution control problems involving high temperatures, pressures and corrosives. Capacities to 200,000+ CFM.

Rugged construction is standard.

All-welded fabrication for operation to ±20" WG (rectangular models); 11 gauge, 12 vertical wire cages are standard. Top and side bag models are available.

For demanding high pressure/high vacuum applications, we offer two styles of cylindrical dust collectors: top and side dust collector bag designs. Each features all welded construction for up to 14.7 psi.  Explosion containment or ASME code designs are available.

All are available with a wide variety of special features:

• special bag diameters
• special nozzles and fittings
• alloy construction
• custom hopper configurations
• special support structures
• custom inlets
• broken bag detectors, temperature sensors
• internal polishing
• custom outlet ducts and stacks
• special paints (zinc chromate, epoxies, colour matching)
• explosion protection

GRACE FILTER   can provide a new, turnkey installation of a new dust collector, or can convert an existing dust collector to function in a new or updated environment. One of our experienced engineers stand ready to assist you when you mail us by

See below for more information on any of our most commonly ordered dust collector projects.

Pulse Jet Baghouse Dust Collectors are also commonly spelled Pulse-Jet Dust Collector or PulseJet Dustcollector.