5000 m3/h Mobile Cartridge Dust Collector for a Shot Blasting Booth

A Russian manufacturing company contacted Shuokang while looking for a small dust collector for its own shot blasting operation. After confirming that the equipment would serve a shot blasting booth, the buyer requested a technical and commercial proposal for one compact mobile cartridge dust collector.

Shot Blasting Dust Collector Project Requirements

Why Use a Cartridge Dust Collector for a Blast Booth?

Shot blasting and abrasive blasting create fine dust, rust particles and broken abrasive media inside the booth. A properly sized dust collection system helps maintain visibility, remove suspended particles and prevent dust from escaping into the workshop.

For a relatively compact booth, a cartridge dust collector provides a large filtration area in a compact cabinet. The mobile configuration is also practical when installation space is limited or when the dust collector may need to be repositioned for maintenance.

• Compact footprint for small and medium blast booths
• Pleated cartridge filters for fine blasting dust
• Pulse cleaning to remove accumulated dust from the filter surface
• Accessible doors for filter inspection and replacement
• Mobile cabinet design for flexible workshop installation

Selection Direction for 5000 m3/h Airflow

Based on the information supplied by the buyer, the selection direction is one mobile cartridge dust collector connected to the shot blasting booth through suitable ductwork. The requested airflow is 5000 m3/h, but airflow alone is not enough to finalize the fan, filter area and pressure requirement.

The final technical proposal should also consider the booth openings, duct length and diameter, abrasive type, dust loading, daily operating time and the required outlet emission level. If the blasting process handles aluminum, magnesium or another combustible material, the dust hazard must be evaluated before selecting the electrical and explosion protection configuration.

Information Needed for a Technical and Commercial Proposal

To prepare an accurate proposal for a shot blasting dust collector, the following information is useful:

• Internal dimensions and door size of the blasting booth
• Required airflow or target booth ventilation rate
• Type of abrasive media and material being blasted
• Dust type, concentration and possible combustibility
• Operating hours per day and expected duty cycle
• Duct length, number of bends and installation layout
• Local power supply and installation country
• Required outlet emission standard

Shot Blasting Dust Collector FAQ

What type of dust collector is suitable for a shot blasting booth?

Compact and medium-size blast booths often use cartridge dust collectors because they provide a large filtration area in a relatively small housing. Larger systems or high dust loads may require a baghouse or a custom central dust collection system.

Is 5000 m3/h enough for this booth?

The buyer specified 5000 m3/h for a 1200 x 1200 x 3000 mm booth. Final confirmation still depends on booth openings, leakage air, duct resistance, visibility requirements and the blasting process.

Can the dust collector be mobile?

Yes. A mobile cartridge dust collector can be supplied for workshops that need a compact footprint and flexible positioning. Duct connection, power supply and compressed air access must still be planned correctly.

Request a Custom Dust Collector Proposal

Shuokang designs and manufactures industrial dust collection equipment for blasting, grinding, welding, woodworking, mining and material handling applications. For a faster quotation, send the airflow, dust type, temperature, equipment dimensions, installation country and required quantity through the contact form.