Dust is separated and accumulated inside the dust collector! A case where cleaning has been reduced to once every six months.
We would like to introduce a case study on the introduction of the large-capacity 30mm hose "Cycler Type 4" for cleaning lathes. The customer experienced a significant amount of debris scattering when machining on the lathe, and their vacuum cleaner would quickly fill up with debris every time they used it. By using this product, even when a large amount of debris is sucked in, it gets separated and collected in the large-capacity cyclone dust collector, reducing the cleaning frequency to once every six months. 【Case Overview】 ■ Issues - A large amount of debris scatters when machining on the lathe, causing the vacuum cleaner to fill up with debris immediately each time. ■ Results - Even when a large amount of debris is sucked in, it gets separated and collected in the large-capacity cyclone dust collector. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Tribe Inc. is a company that manufactures and sells cyclone dust collectors and develops various e-commerce businesses. The cyclone dust collectors we handle are devices that separate dust using centrifugal force. They offer benefits such as maintaining suction power even when large amounts of debris from DIY projects are vacuumed, reducing filter replacement costs, and decreasing the load on vacuum cleaners, making them less prone to breaking. The "Cycli-Pur" is adopted as a commercial cyclone dust collector not only for DIY but also in various companies due to its high performance.
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