How to Choose a Dust Collector from Allwin Power Tools

Allwin has portable, moveable, two stages and central cyclone dust collectors. To choose the right dust collector for your shop, you'll need to consider the air volume requirements of the tools in your shop and also the amount of static pressure your dust collector will have to overcome. Dust collectors are designed and rated to produce a sufficient air moving force to capture and move woodworking debris under certain conditions. 

A portable dust collector is a good option if your priorities are affordability and simplicity. A portable dust collector is moved from machine to machine, keeping it in close proximity of the tool it's servicing and limiting the static pressure losses caused by long runs of ductwork. 

The Wall Mount Dust Collector is an excellent choice for a small woodworking operation where an affordable solution is the goal. It mounts in seconds with simple brackets. 

A large, powerful dust collector will move more air with more friction-overcoming force than a small, portable unit, and therefore can be used to service machinery that produces greater volumes of debris and have greater cfm requirements. If your shop is equipped with a number of large stationary power tools, consider stepping up to a dust collection unit rated in the 1100 - 1200 cfm range to handle chip removal for even the largest home shop tools.

In a central dust collection system, the dust collector stays in one place in the shop and is connected to the woodworking tools it services with a system of ductwork. The central dust collection unit can be placed in an out-of-the-way location where it doesn't take up the most valuable space in your shop. Also, a central system is permanently connected to your tools, meaning that you can move from tool to tool freely, without having to stop work to transfer the dust collector's connection.

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