VC-4000 Water Dust Collector

The VC-4000 is a high-efficiency, eco-friendly water dust collector specifically designed for high-dust environments in stone processing factories. This Water Dust Collector effectively captures and settles airborne micro-dust (such as silica dust and polishing debris), creating a safe and healthy working environment for shop floor operators.

Key Features

• 4-Meter Ultra-Wide Suction Surface

  The 4,000 mm wide-span design provides extensive coverage, making it ideal for processing large slabs, accommodating simultaneous multi-station polishing, or integrating with automated production lines.

• Powerful Exhaust Fan Array

  Equipped with 3 independent fans with a total power output of 4.5 kW, creating a strong and uniform negative pressure zone that rapidly captures dust before it can disperse.

• High-Efficiency Water Circulation & Settlement

  Paired with a high-efficiency circulation pump, the system mixes captured dust into the water stream and sinks it into the bottom sludge basin. This eliminates secondary dust flight while keeping operating costs low and maintenance simple.

FAQ

Q1: What processing scenarios is this equipment best suited for?

A: It is specifically designed for stone processing (such as dry polishing, edging, grinding, and carving of granite, marble, and engineered stone). It is also widely applicable to ceramic and glass grinding, metal polishing, and other high-dust workshop environments prone to airborne particles.

Q2: Is the daily maintenance and cleaning complicated?

A: Very simple. The equipment does not require frequent replacement of expensive paper or bag filters. Daily maintenance only involves periodically clearing accumulated sludge from the bottom tank and checking the water pump circulation and water level.

Q3: What are the water quality requirements? Can the water be recycled?

A: Water is automatically recycled within the system, eliminating the need for a continuous tap water supply and significantly reducing water costs. We recommend using standard clean water; simply clear out the settled sludge periodically based on workshop dust levels and top off water lost to evaporation.