Integrated dust collection systems for prep environments — capturing sanding dust, grinding particles, and airborne contaminants at the source.
PFS dust collection systems capture sanding dust, grinding particulate, and dry overspray at the source — protecting workers, preventing cross-contamination between prep and spray operations, and maintaining OSHA PEL compliance for nuisance dust and metal particulate. Available as standalone units or integrated with PFS prep stations, sanding booths, and grinding booths. Cartridge filter systems with pulse-jet cleaning for continuous operation. HEPA filtration options for fine metal dust and composite materials. Explosion-proof configurations for combustible dust applications. Built to OSHA 1910.94 and NFPA 652 combustible dust standards. ETL/UL certified components. Ships nationally. Made in the USA.
Our engineers are available to help you select the right configuration for your application.
| Option | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cartridge with pulse-jet cleaning | Sanding dust, grinding particulate and dry overspray | Pulse-jet cleaning keeps the filters working for continuous operation |
| Bag filter | General nuisance dust | Available alongside cartridge options |
| HEPA filtration | Fine metal dust and composite materials | Added filtration for the finest particles |
| Explosion-proof configuration | Combustible dust applications | Built to NFPA 652 combustible dust standards |
Sanding dust, grinding particulate, fine metal dust and composite dust behave differently. Some metal dusts are combustible, which changes the design. Tell us what materials you work on.
Collecting dust where it is made, at the sanding or grinding station, protects workers and keeps dust out of the paint area.
Units can stand alone or be integrated with PFS prep stations, sanding booths and grinding booths.
Custom CFM sizing matches the collector to the hoods and stations it serves, so capture velocity stays where it needs to be.
Where dust is combustible, NFPA 652 requires a dust hazard analysis and the collector must be designed for it. PFS offers explosion-proof configurations for these applications.
Systems are built to OSHA 1910.94 and NFPA 652 and help keep exposure within OSHA PEL limits for nuisance dust and metal particulate.
Factory-direct pricing, fast lead times and dedicated support from order through installation.
Both are available. Cartridge systems with pulse-jet cleaning suit continuous operation; we will recommend the right media for your dust.
Yes. Explosion-proof configurations are available for combustible dust applications, built to NFPA 652.
Often, yes. Collectors are sized in CFM to the stations they serve, standalone or integrated.
