Industrial Dust Collectors

Industrial Dust Collectors

Production-level dust filtration means the collector runs ducted to an entire floor of machinery, not just one drop, and keeps its airflow steady for a full shift instead of a single job. Our industrial dust collectors span cartridge-style shaker-cleaned systems, large-capacity central units, and outdoor baghouse enclosures — every model here is built to run as an industrial dust collection system, not a portable shop unit.

What Makes a Dust Collector "Industrial"

Everything in this collection is sized to run as part of a ducted, whole-shop dust collection system rather than sit next to a single machine. That includes industrial cartridge dust collectors — cylindrical filter elements with a mechanical shaker that knocks debris loose instead of requiring hand-cleaning — and industrial baghouse dust collectors, which move filtration into a weatherproofed outdoor enclosure so the collector doesn't eat up floor space inside the building. If you're running a production floor with multiple machines pulling air at once, this is the tier to shop from.

Industrial Cartridge Dust Collectors

Coima Enclosureless Dust Collector with Shaker SHK-1 — $12,695.00

The entry point into our Coima cartridge lineup — vertical cylindrical filter elements with an integrated shaker system, so debris gets knocked loose mechanically instead of by hand. A solid starting size for a smaller production floor stepping up to industrial dust collection. View this dust collector →

Coima Enclosureless Dust Collector with Shaker SHK-3 — $16,395.00

A mid-lineup cartridge system with more filter surface area and a reinforced galvanized steel frame — sized for a shop running several machines on shared ductwork throughout the day. View this dust collector →

Coima Enclosureless Dust Collector with Shaker SHK-5 — $26,395.00

The largest cartridge system in the SHK series, with extended high-capacity filter elements built for maximum industrial air filtration across a full production floor. We also carry SHK-2, SHK-2 PLUS, SHK-3 PLUS, SHK-4, and SHK-4HS between the SHK-1 and SHK-5 for shops that need a size in between. View this dust collector →

Large-Capacity Central Dust Collectors

Castaly 7.5 HP Dust Collector — $4,829.00

The smallest unit in our industrial tier, with enough static pressure to run real ductwork to multiple stations rather than a single machine — the entry point for a shop designing dust collection around the whole floor plan. View this dust collector →

Castaly DC-9100 10 HP Dust Collector — $8,789.00

A 10 HP central unit built to serve a full row of machines simultaneously without airflow dropping off mid-shift — one of our most common picks for a production shop's main dust collection system. View this dust collector →

Castaly 20 HP DC-9200 Dust Collector — $11,990.00

Our largest indoor central unit, with multiple vertical filter bags on a heavy-duty steel frame rated to serve an entire production floor on one ducted system. View this dust collector →

Laguna Dust Collector X|Flux: 5 MDCXF52201 — $5,499.00

An industrial-grade cyclone system in an enclosed cabinet on an elevated steel stand — two-stage separation keeps filters cleaner longer than a straight cartridge or bag system under continuous production use. View this dust collector →

Industrial Baghouse Dust Collectors

Our outdoor enclosure systems move filtration into a weatherproofed baghouse-style housing outside the building, so a large industrial dust collector doesn't have to take up floor space on the production floor. All four sizes below share the same house-canister design, scaled from 10 HP up to 30 HP.

Castaly 10 HP Outdoor Enclosure House Canisters Dust Collector — $31,438.00

The smallest of our outdoor baghouse-style systems — filter canisters live in a weatherproofed enclosure outside the shop, ducted back in to serve the production floor. View this dust collector →

Castaly 15 HP Outdoor Enclosure House Canisters Dust Collector — $39,138.00

A step up in HP and canister capacity for a larger facility, still housed entirely outside the building envelope. View this dust collector →

Castaly 20 HP Outdoor Enclosure House Canisters Dust Collector — $47,190.00

A multi-canister filtration system on a full support frame, sized for a production facility running significant ducted airflow around the clock. View this dust collector →

Castaly 30 HP Outdoor Enclosure House Canisters Dust Collector — $63,569.00

The largest system in our lineup — an elevated steel platform with triple filter housing units, built for a full-scale production facility that needs the most airflow we carry. View this dust collector →

Choosing the Right Industrial Dust Collection System

• Stepping up from a shop-size unit: Castaly 7.5 HP or Coima SHK-1 are the smallest units in this collection.
• Low-maintenance cartridge filtration: the Coima SHK series, with a shaker system that cleans filters mechanically instead of by hand.
• Cleaner separation before filtration: the Laguna X|Flux: 5, which uses cyclone pre-separation ahead of its filter.
• Full production floor, ducted to every station: Castaly DC-9100 (10 HP) or DC-9200 (20 HP).
• No floor space to spare inside the building: a Castaly outdoor enclosure system, from 10 HP up to 30 HP.

Running metal grinding or polishing equipment instead of woodworking machinery? See our dedicated Metal Dust Collectors collection, which uses fire-resistant filtration rated specifically for metal dust and sparks.

Combustible Dust Safety at Industrial Scale

Running an industrial-scale dust collection system means moving a lot more dust through ductwork at once, which raises the stakes on standards like NFPA 654 and NFPA 664 that govern combustible dust accumulation in woodworking and industrial facilities. Proper sizing, grounded ductwork, and consistent housekeeping around the collector all matter more as airflow and dust volume scale up. Our team can help you think through system design before you commit to a duct layout.

Why Shop Industrial Dust Collectors With Us

We carry industrial dust collection systems from Coima, Castaly, and Laguna side by side — cartridge collectors, large-capacity central units, and outdoor baghouse enclosures — so you can compare CFM, filtration type, and price in one place instead of piecing it together across manufacturer sites. Every spec here comes straight from the manufacturer's documentation, and we're happy to help you size the right system to your production floor before you order.

FAQ

What's the difference between an industrial dust collector and a regular shop dust collector?

An industrial dust collector is built to run ducted to multiple machines on a production floor at once, with the static pressure and filter capacity to hold steady airflow all shift. A regular shop dust collector is usually sized for one machine or a short duct run in a smaller shop.

What is an industrial cartridge dust collector?

It's a system that uses cylindrical cartridge filter elements instead of bags, typically paired with a mechanical shaker that knocks accumulated dust off the cartridges so you don't have to clean or replace them as often. Our Coima SHK series is built this way.

What is an industrial baghouse dust collector?

A baghouse-style system houses its filter media in a large enclosure, often located outdoors, so the filtration hardware doesn't take up floor space inside the facility. Our Castaly Outdoor Enclosure House Canisters models are built on this design, from 10 HP up to 30 HP.

How do I size an industrial dust collection system for my shop?

Add up the CFM requirement of every machine that could run at the same time, then match that total to a collector's rated airflow at the static pressure your duct run will create. Call us with your machine list and duct layout and we'll help you land on the right model and HP.

Can an outdoor enclosure system replace an indoor central dust collector?

Yes — the outdoor enclosure just relocates the filter canisters outside the building envelope. It's ducted back into the shop the same way an indoor central unit would be, and it's usually chosen specifically to free up floor space inside.