QIYUE FAN · Dust Collection Fan Category
Industrial Dust Collection Fans for Baghouse, Dust Extraction & Process Exhaust
Dust-Laden Air · Clean-Side Exhaust · Baghouse Resistance · Wear Review
QIYUE FAN supplies industrial dust collection fans and dust extraction fans for workshop dust exhaust, baghouse systems, woodworking, fibers, light particles and filtered clean-side exhaust.
Selection starts from airflow, system resistance, dust condition, collector pressure drop and fan position—not from model name alone. Dirty-side, reduced-dust-side and clean-side installations require different fan reviews.
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01 · Selection Path
Start with Dust Condition, Resistance and Fan Position
A dust collection fan is part of the whole capture and filtration route. Confirm what the fan actually handles before choosing between a dust-laden-air fan, a higher-pressure clean-side fan or a general filtered-air exhaust direction.
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Dust Condition
Type · size · hardness · moisture
02
System Resistance
Hoods · ducts · elbows · filters
03
Fan Position
Dirty · reduced-dust · clean side
04
Fan Direction
C6-48 · 9-19 · 9-26 · 4-72
02 · System Route
A Dust Collection Fan Must Match the Complete Resistance Route
The fan must maintain capture airflow through hoods, branches, ducts, collectors, filters and discharge points. Weak capture is often caused by underestimated resistance, filter loading, duct imbalance or an unsuitable fan position rather than by fan size alone.
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Dust Source
Machine · process · workshop
02
Capture Hood
Capture before dust spreads
03
Duct Network
Friction · branches · elbows
04
Collector / Filter
Cyclone · baghouse · cartridge
05
System Fan
Maintain real operating pressure
03 · Fan Position
Clean-Side vs Dirty-Side Dust Collection Fan Arrangement
Fan position changes what passes through the impeller. It affects wear exposure, residual dust load, leakage direction, maintenance and which fan family should be reviewed.
Dirty-Side / Dust-Laden Side
Dust Passes Through the Fan
Dust Source → Hood / Duct → FAN → Collector / Filter → Discharge
Review particle hardness, concentration, buildup and wear. C6-48 can be reviewed for light dust, wood chips and fine fibers after confirming the operating point. Abrasive particles normally need pre-separation or separate wear review.
Clean-Side / Filtered Side
Filtered Air Reaches the Fan
Dust Source → Hood / Duct → Collector / Filter → FAN → Stack
Reduced dust exposure allows pressure-oriented or ordinary ventilation fan directions to be reviewed. 9-19 and 9-26 are common higher-resistance directions; 4-72 is limited to suitably filtered, ordinary non-corrosive clean-side exhaust.
04 · Direct Product Entry
Dust Collection Fan Model Directions
These four real QIYUE FAN product directions are already used across the dust collection engineering path. Final selection must confirm airflow, pressure, dust condition, collector resistance and fan position.
Dust-Laden Air
C6-48 Dust Collection Fan
Primary direction for light dust, wood chips, sawdust and fine fibers after particle and resistance review.
Higher Resistance
9-19 High Pressure Fan
For clean-side or reduced-dust exhaust where long ducts, filters or equipment create higher resistance.
Larger Duty
9-26 High Pressure Fan
For larger-airflow high-resistance collector exhaust or reduced-dust airflow after motor-load review.
Filtered Clean Side
4-72 Centrifugal Fan
For suitably filtered ordinary non-corrosive clean-side exhaust only. Not for untreated heavy dust.
05 · Selection Matrix
Choose by Dust Condition, Resistance and Fan Position
The same dust collection system can require very different fan construction depending on whether particles pass directly through the impeller or are removed before the fan.
Light Dust / Fibers
C6-48 First Review
Woodworking, textile fibers and loose particles. Confirm particle size, conveying velocity, duct route and whether larger chips need pre-separation.
Baghouse / Filter Resistance
9-19 / 9-26 Review
Include clean-filter and loaded-filter pressure drop, duct loss and outlet resistance. These are normally clean- or reduced-dust-side directions.
Abrasive / Hard Particles
Separate Engineering Review
Grinding, mineral, metal and cement dust can accelerate impeller and casing wear. Review separator efficiency, fan position, material and maintenance access.
Corrosive / Humid Dust
Material Compatibility Review
Chemical dust, wet exhaust and corrosive mixed gas require gas composition, temperature, humidity and material review separately from wear resistance.
06 · Published Product Reference
C6-48 Reference Range Already Published by QIYUE FAN
The dedicated C6-48 product page publishes the following preliminary range. It is useful as real product evidence, but final selection still requires the original performance curve, dust condition, fan position and motor configuration.
3.15–12.5
Reference Fan No.
0.75–37 kW
Reference Motor Range
The current C6-48 product page itself states that its published pressure values should be checked against the original performance table or curve before formal technical selection. This category page therefore does not repeat those figures as confirmed design data.
07 · Engineering RFQ Data
Send the Dust System Data Before Fan Selection
A useful quotation needs the operating point and medium condition. The following information reduces repeated communication and helps distinguish a dust-laden fan from a clean-side pressure fan.
Airflow & Pressure
Required airflow, static / total pressure or known resistance.
Dust Condition
Type, particle size, hardness, concentration, stickiness and humidity.
Collector / Filter
Baghouse, cyclone, cartridge; clean and loaded pressure drop.
Duct Layout
Diameter, length, branches, elbows, dampers and worst route.
Fan Position
Before / after collector, dirty / clean side, indoor / outdoor.
Electrical & Installation
Voltage, frequency, rotation, outlet angle, foundation and quantity.
08 · Dust Collection Engineering Path
Continue from System Design to Fan Selection
09 · Frequently Asked Questions
Dust Collection Fan Selection Questions
What is a dust collection fan used for?
It maintains the suction and conveying airflow needed to move dust-laden air through capture hoods, ducts, collectors, filters and the final discharge route.
Should the fan be before or after the dust collector?
It depends on the system. A clean-side fan reduces direct dust exposure; a dirty-side fan requires particle, wear and buildup review because dust passes through the impeller.
When should C6-48 be reviewed?
C6-48 can be reviewed for light dust, wood chips, sawdust, fine fibers and similar loose particles after confirming particle size, resistance and fan position.
When should 9-19 or 9-26 be reviewed?
They are pressure-oriented directions for higher-resistance systems such as long ducts and baghouse exhaust, normally after suitable dust separation or filtration.
Can a general ventilation fan be used for dust collection?
Only when the air has been suitably filtered and the remaining dust, temperature and gas condition are within the fan's confirmed limits. Raw dusty air requires another direction.
What should be checked for abrasive dust?
Particle hardness, concentration, separator efficiency, fan position, impeller and casing wear protection, maintenance access and actual collector resistance.
QIYUE FAN Dust Collection Selection Support
Send the Operating Point and Dust Condition
Send airflow, pressure, dust properties, collector resistance, duct route, fan position, temperature, voltage and quantity. QIYUE FAN can review whether C6-48, 9-19, 9-26, 4-72 clean-side exhaust or another project-specific configuration should be considered.
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Additional Product Listing
The platform product listing below is supplemental. Use the four curated product directions above for the primary dust collection selection path.
