Dust Collector Service & Replacement Filters

ACIA is able to provide new dust, fume and mist collection systems along with replacement parts and filters for existing equipment. We specialize in providing substantial cost savings through cross referencing your OEM filters to a less costly but better performing filter. We are able to replace dust bags, pleated bags and all styles of cartridges. Most customers experience a savings of 40% or more on filter replacement by working with ACIA. We will even provide a service life guarantee to ensure that the product we provide will meet or exceed your existing filter. We provide the most advanced nanofiber filter for industrial dust collection, which brings you twice the filter life and lower replacement costs. Plus you receive significant savings in compressed air and energy use while it dramatically improves your air quality over your current cartridge filters. The industry’s finest fibers and the highest MERV rating make the difference. The Best Nanofiber cartridge available anywhere is manufactured exclusively by Clark Filter and distributed by ACIA. Stop spending top dollar for name brands like Donaldson Torit and Farr, and start saving money while achieving better filter performance by using our high quality replacements.

Need help with a filter change? ACIA has you covered. Our experienced technicians are able to work on most collectors including bag houses and cartridge style collectors. Our safety record is unsurpassed and all employees are trained and certified in confined space entry, lock out/tag out procedures, fall protection and they are even lift certified.

Specializing in Leak Testing
Operating a dust collection system with leaking filters defeats its sole intended purpose. A single leaking filter in a collector or bag house can result in a substantial emissions increase. Leak testing of your system should be a regular part of any maintenance program to ensure system efficiency, and maintain compliance with emissions/safety regulations and avoid the costly fines and/or safety hazards that come with it. All filters will eventually wear out and need to be replaced; however, on occasion, a defective filter will fail early. In other instances there may be a temporary or unanticipated event that can cause a premature failure of your filters. Once identified these should be investigated to ensure the incident does not occur again, and determine the extent of the damage done to the system. Examples may include: abrasion, thermal durability, and chemical attack. In a standard leak test a tracer compound is introduced into the system either from the dirty air plenum, or a collection point in the system. As the powder flows through the system, trace amounts are deposited in areas that have come into contact with the powder. Then a technician performs a visual inspection of the entire collector or baghouse with a specialized florescent light which causes the leak powder to glow. This enables the technician to detect any leaks in the filter cartridges/bags, seals, tubesheets, or other areas within the system. Contact us today if you would like to learn more about a leak test at your facility.