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Downdraft Bench Cartridge Dust Collectors

Self-Contained Filtration Workstation

The Donaldson Torit® Downdraft Bench is a self-contained dust collector bench used in grinding and finishing operations.

Overview

The Downdraft Bench features powerful downward airflow effectively capturing dust and fume. Even air distribution provides effective dust control over the entire work surface.

Used in grinding and finishing operations, this self-contained dust collector bench includes:

  • Powerful downward airflow effectively captures dust and fume
  • Even air distribution provides effective dust control over the entire work surface
  • Hinged side-wing panels open to accommodate longer workpieces
  • Built-in fluorescent light illuminates work area
  • Ergonomically designed for operator comfort
  • Fibra-Web® FR filter cartridges featuring fine fiber technology provide high filtration efficiency and long filter life
  • MERV 14 filtration efficiency rating per ASHRAE 52.2-2007
  • Provides a cleaner work environment for maximum productivity
  • Helps support OSHA Clean Air Standards
  • Quiet operation
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