Overview
Most manufacturing processes create some type of dust that requires control or removal. For decades, Donaldson Torit® has offered manufacturers the most advanced and reliable dust collectors and filters available. Our dust collection equipment and replacement filters help increase manufacturing efficiencies and provides a cleaner environment for employees.
With over 100 years of experience engineering dust collectors and filters, Donaldson Torit is the name you can trust above all others for industrial processing.
Submarkets
Chemicals
Donaldson Torit® offers a variety of dust collectors including many construction and filter options to allow a collector selection to fit the diverse chemical industry.
Glass
Donaldson Torit® offers innovative dust collection technology, proven experience in glass and ceramic processing, sales and service support worldwide.
Insulation
Insulation material contains a lot of fibrous material making it very challenging to filter. Fibrous materials are very hard to handle because the fibers can get stuck between pleats or in the media of filter elements making them very difficult to remove during reverse jet cleaning and building up pressure drop on filter elements.
Plastics & Rubber
The plastics and rubber industry is unique in the chemical industry. With plastics. there are two broad classifications: thermoplastic resins produced by addition polymerization processes, and thermosetting resins made by condensation polymerization processes.
Textiles
Production of textiles involves a lot of low density fibers, whether it is for the production of yarn, cloth or clothing.
Donaldson Torit PowerCore units can be installed at point of use, eliminating duct work and replacing a large central dust collector. They contain a single stage of filtration which makes them very easy and quick to maintain, this reduces process downtime and lowers the maintenance costs.
Wood, Paper & Pulp
The term “Woodworking” covers a very wide range of applications, dust types, and project sizes. These may range from small school wood shops, to cabinet and furniture manufacturing, all the way up to primary lumber milling and the manufacturing/processes associated with engineered wood products like plywood and MDF.
