Baghouse Systems

A baghouse system is an air pollution control device that captures dust and small particles from industrial exhaust gases. It uses a series of large, fabric filter bags arranged in a chamber. When dirty exhaust gases pass through these fabric bags, the particles are trapped on the surface of the bags, cleaning the air before it’s released. Periodically, the system cleans the filters by shaking or pulsing compressed air to remove accumulated dust, which is then collected for disposal or reuse. Baghouses are widely used in factories to ensure air quality and meet environmental regulations.