Associated Equipment 3HP - Manual

Dust
Collector
ACE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
5043 FARLIN AVE. • ST. LOUIS, MO. 63115
314-385-5178 fax : 314-385-3254
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & PARTS LIST
Read instructions carefully before attempting to assemble, install, operate, move, inspect or service your dust collector!
Retain instructions for future reference.
Description
These dust collectors are designed to help maintain clean,
safe conditions around dust creating machines in workshops
and tactories. The flexible hose included with each unit can be
hooked directly onto the dust creating machine. See page 7 for
exhaust volumes required for different applications.
A DANGER
None of these Dust Collectors are
designed to collect any reactive metal
dust such as Aluminum, Magnesium, Tantalum, Titanium
or Zirconium. Collecting these materials can result in a
severe explosion and/or fire resulting in death, severe
personal injury and extensive property damage. Consult
the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) for NFPA
484; “Standard for Combustible Metals, Metal Powders,
and Metal Dusts, 2002 Edition”. Also, contact your local
Fire Department for assistance.
Not designed to be used on a system requiring high static
pressure. Avoid ducts smaller than 3" diameter as they require
high static pressure and restrict air movement.
Do not use to collect hot metal dust; plastic and cloth parts
can be ignited.
Unpacking
Carton must be in upright position before opening. Inspect for
shipping damage and advise carrier immediately if damaged.
Check parts list for missing or damaged parts.
General Safety Information
Read instructions carefully before attempting to assemble,
install, operate, move, inspect or service your dust collector!
Retain this manual for future reference.
A DANGER
High voltage electrical power can
cause severe injury or death.
Always disconnect or lock out from power source and
let mofor come to a complete stop before /r?specf/Vig,
moving or servicing.
A WARNING
High speed rotating equipment can
cause severe personal injury. Do
not operate the collector unless the filter bag is
attached; high speed dust particles exiting from the
blower outlet can cause severe eye damage and
blindness. Guards must always be in place. Disconnect
or lock out from power source and let mofor come to a
complete stop before inspecting, moving or servicing.
1. Follow all local electrical and safety codes, as well as
National Electrical Codes (NEC), National Fire Protection
Association (NFPA) standards and Occupational Safety
and Health Act (OSHA). All electrical connections and
wiring should be performed only by qualified personnel.
2. Make sure the power source conforms to the
requirements of your dust collector motor.
3. Exercise caution when the unit is in operation. There is a
high speed blower wheel inside the blower housing and
another on the top of the motor. Both can amputate
fingers or grab loose clothing or neckties. Always wear
safety glasses when operating the dust collector.
4. THESE DUST COLLECTORS ARE TOP HEAVY, AND
CAN BE OVERTURNED IF BUMPED OR NOT PLACED
ON A CLEAN LEVEL SURFACE.
Specifications
Motor
HP
Max.
CFM
(1)
Max.
S.P.
(2)
dBA
@
5 FT.
Standard Dust Bag Blower
Wheel
Día.
Hose
Size
Max.
Drum
Dia. (4)
Full load amps (5) Approx.
Ship
Wt. Fabric
Area
(Sq. Ft.)
Micron
(3)
115 Volt
1 Phase
230 Volt
3 Phase
Va 335 3" 76
Cotton
Sateen
12,5 10 8" 3"x 60“ 20" 5.8 1.8 32
Va 450 7" ' 78 12.5 10 93/4“ 4“x 60“ 20“ 6.8 1,9 48
V a 580 7" 78 12.5 10 103/e'' 4“x 60“ 20“ 8.8 2.4 53
1 700 4V2” 83
Knit
Polyester
18.0 5 105/e'' 5“x 60" 24“ 11,2 3.2 72
1'/2 875 ЬУг" 76 18.0 5 ir 6“x 60" 24“ 16.0 4,4 85
2 1100 8 Va" 85 18.0 5 12 1 / 4 " 6“x 60“ 24“ 20.0 5.6 97
3 1300 10“ 84
Select oversized bag
from pages 5 and 6.
13" 6"x 60“ 24“
Not
available
7,6 113
(1) Maximum CFM at 0" S.P. (clean drum, dust bag and with
5 feet of inlet hose).
(2) Maximum additional static pressure at which point there
will be no air flow.
(3) Minimum micron size that standard dust bag will capture.
(4) See “Specific Features For Each Model” in catalog.
(5) Starting amps are approximately 6-7 times the full load
amps. High voltage amps are 1/2 of low voltage amps. Amp
loads shown above are approximate and vary with different
motors.