Dust Cyclone

Dust Cyclone is used in grain, flour, and food processing plants to separate dust and light particles from air streams coming from cleaning and aspiration systems.

Dust-laden air enters the cyclone tangentially, creating a vortex motion. Due to centrifugal force, heavier particles are thrown to the outer walls and fall downwards for discharge.

The cleaned air, having lost its velocity, exits through the top outlet.

This system reduces product loss and minimizes dust emissions, ensuring a cleaner and more efficient working environment.