Powermatic PM1900 دليل المستخدم

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POWERMATIC PM1900 Dust Collector

The POWERMATIC
PM1900 is designed with the
power to work with planers,
wide belt sanders and most
woodworking machines. Its
powerful dust-evacuating
suction, effective filtering,
multiple connection and
large collection capacity
make the POWERMATIC
PM1900 a capable central
dust collection system for the
whole shop. Plus, it packs
those capabilities into a
durable, space-saving
package that accommodates
virtually any shop size and
needs.
The

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The canisters filter 86% of 1 micron particles and 98% of 2 micron particles. To maintain that efficiency, a top-mounted handle operates a pair of “hands” within the canister. When turned the hands wipe across the interior filter pleats, flexing them to knock off excessive dust buildup but leaving the beneficial layer. Turning the top-mounted handle one full revolution per month (per canister) under normal conditions is all that is required. The oval POWERMATIC sticker on the caniste

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time. Eliminating those trips back and forth between a machine and dust collector can increase safety in the shop as well. Our remote control also has a timer function that allows programming in a specific amount of run time between 1 and 99 minutes. When activated, the timer function allows the POWERMATIC PM1900 to run a specific amount of time before it shuts off automatically. The infrared remote (1Ph version only) The POWERMATIC PM1900 comes with a magnetic starter can save

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housings with a curved, smooth-walled sheet metal chute. The ends of the chute have flange-type connections with gaskets that help prevent even small leaks. This chute has a larger inside area than a hose initially, and then tapers down slightly as it splits and then runs to the collector housings. The smooth, flowing shape of the chutes interior surfaces move air efficiently and contribute to the overall performance of the POWERMATIC PM1900. The strength and rigid mounting of the shee