formula eco Dust Extractors
Easy-to-use and economical dust extractors with outer filter bags designed for efficient dust and shavings collection. Available in multiple configurations to suit different workshop requirements.
The formula eco dust extractor series is a modular collection of stationary dust collection systems designed to capture and separate fine dust and wood shavings at the source in woodworking facilities. Each unit employs an outer filter bag arrangement with automated or manual cleaning mechanisms, enabling continuous operation across multiple connected machines or workstations without workflow interruption. The series spans five distinct configurations, with airflow capacities ranging from 2,550 m³/h in single-bag models to 4,560 m³/h in four-bag units, paired with proportionally scaled motor outputs from 1.5 kW to 5 kW. Larger configurations feature increased bag diameters (up to 1,850 mm) and higher total filter areas (0.79 m³ capacity), allowing extended operational periods between filter maintenance. Exhaust outlet options scale from 2 to 4 connections at 100 mm diameter, enabling flexible connection to band saws, planers, sanders, and other dust-generating equipment simultaneously. This product line targets small to medium workshops and contract manufacturers who require scalable dust management without the capital investment of industrial central systems. Single and dual-bag models suit confined spaces with limited machine connectivity, while three and four-bag configurations serve integrated production areas handling mixed solid wood processing—planing, sanding, crosscutting, and routing operations. The modular approach allows workshops to match extractor capacity to actual connected load, optimizing energy consumption and filter longevity for operations ranging from 5 to 30+ employees. Within the mid-range dust extractor category, the formula eco series competes primarily on configurability and operational cost efficiency rather than peak performance. Units are positioned below centralized plant systems (which demand permanent ducting infrastructure) and above portable single-machine extractors, making them suitable for retrofit installations and workshops with evolving machine layouts.
