Downflo Workstation

Flexible Collector for In-The-Open Contaminant Control

The Downflo WorkStations are designed specifically for those in-plant areas where dirty and/or noisy operations are out in the open.

Downflo® WorkStations (DWS) fit anywhere on the plant floor and apply NO restrictions to worker movements or visibility. The full line of WorkStations is designed specifically for those in-plant areas where dirty and / or noisy operations are out in the open—grinding, sanding, chipping, batch mixing or welding.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The Downflo WorkStation’s advantages are found in the collector’s exclusive design and proprietary components. Featuring a ledgeless design in combination with proprietary Ultra-Web® filter media and ExtraLife™ cleaning technology, the DWS delivers exceptional performance in metalworking, woodworking, and process applications where high filtration efficiency and ledgeless construction is often a requirement.

DFO Offers: Flexible, Modular, Self-Contained Workstations

  • Energy savings – recirculate clean air and reduce the need for costly make-up air
  • Proprietary Ultra-Web cartridge filters provide cleaner air longer
  • Ledgeless construction minimizes dust build up inside the collector
  • Easy filter access requires no tools
  • Reversible louver inlets
  • No hoods or ductwork required
DWS FLUENT airflow modeling

Engineered for Reliable Performance

Downflo Workstation Booth Packs

Sophisticated FLUENT® airflow modeling software revealed that DWS booth packs are designed for adequate and consistent capture velocities at the booth opening and throughout the booth; a reflection of Donaldson Torit®’s commitment to technical research and development.

  • No system imbalance
  • No air turbulence
  • No hot spots
  • No uncomfortable draft inside the booth that can upset working conditions

DWS Models 4-1 to 6-4

  • 8 standard model sizes
  • Customized sizes available
  • Many options and accesories

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Downflo Workstation”