Parts and Accessories  for Dust Collection Equipment

For many types of baghouses, clamps are a necessary part of a filter bag or pleated filter installation.  Clamp-style and material type contributes to the success of the filter installation.  Clamps fail for a variety of reasons; misapplication, over-torquing and reusing old clamps.

Quick-release clamps have a quick swivel action lock attached to the band and helps reduce filter change-out time. 

Worm gear clamps are designed for many top load twist-lock design collectors and also used in hard to reach areas.

Clamps are available in a variety of metals to withstand different gas stream chemistry. 

When you change your filter bags, protect your investment by changing the clamps.

Door seal is installed on every style of baghouse and is critical to ensure you have an airtight system.  Door seal is one of the least expensive items to replace however, is typically overlooked is during maintenance shutdowns.

If the doors on your baghouse are not sealed properly, many problems can occur including dust emissions, high-pressure drop across the filters due to condensation, corrosion of doors and walls, and even production losses. 

Door seals come in different materials and designs to fit different baghouse configurations and BVA can help you determine what the best door seal is for your baghouse. 

Reverse air and shaker baghouses rely on tensioning assemblies or tube hooks to support the filter bags in the collectors.  These assemblies ensure the filter bags are properly supported through the cleaning cycle and help reduces the shock loads placed on the filters during the cycle.  Improper tensioning allows the filter bags to droop around the thimble and leads to abrasion and flex fold wear, reducing filter bag life.   

When every replacing reverse air and shaker style filter bags, make sure to check your tensioning and call BVA for any replacement needs.