Universal Dust Collector
Product Code : LSK-WWPT-10734
Universal Dust Collector (SKU LSK-WWPT-10734) is an extraction unit that draws chips, shavings and fine dust away from woodworking machines through ducting or hoses and collects them for disposal. In ITI, polytechnic and TVET carpentry workshops it keeps machines, floors and air cleaner while trainees work. Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India in various sizes to training institutes, tender contractors and distributors of TVET workshop equipment.
Specifications
The dust collector is available in various sizes and specifications and can be configured to the buyer's requirement. Airflow, motor rating, number of inlets and bag or bin capacity are chosen to suit the machines it will serve, and are stated on the quotation for the size offered.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-WWPT-10734 |
| Function | Collection of wood chips, shavings and dust at woodworking machines |
| Sizes | Various sizes and specifications |
| Customisation | Can be configured to the buyer's specification |
| Rating and capacity | Stated on the quotation for the size chosen |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Universal Dust Collector
The dust collector serves planers, saws, moulders and lathes, which throw off most of the waste in a wood shop. It supports ITI carpentry and furniture trades, TVET joinery and wood-machining modules, and polytechnic workshops by keeping work areas clear and reducing airborne dust during practicals.
- Extracting shavings from planers and thicknessers.
- Removing sawdust from panel, band and circular saws.
- Collecting chips from spindle moulders and wood lathes.
- Teaching duct layout, blast gates and routine emptying of a collection system.
Wood dust can be a fire and health hazard: empty the collector regularly, keep sparks and metal grinding away from it and wear dust masks where fine dust is produced.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Universal Dust Collector is supplied as a single unit in the size and specification agreed, as described above. Ducting, hoses, blast gates and other optional accessories are listed on the quotation according to your workshop layout.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
Quotations can cover one collector for a single machine or several for a full wood-machining line. Each one states the packing, delivery time and price for the sizes and quantity requested, and the machines it will serve can be listed on the same quotation.
As a registered exporter with an Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Ethiopia. Enquire through the contact page or enquiry cart, or see the lab tender page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size of dust collector do we need?
That depends on how many machines run at once and the size of their dust outlets. Send your machine list and workshop layout through the contact page, and a suitable size will be quoted.
Can it be made to our specification?
Yes. The collector is available in various sizes and specifications and can be configured to the buyer's requirement.
Who supplies the Universal Dust Collector?
Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India, to ITIs, polytechnics, TVET centres, tender contractors and distributors, together with the woodworking machines it serves.
Can it be used for metal grinding dust?
It is intended for wood chips, shavings and dust. Do not feed sparks from metal grinding into a wood dust collector, as this creates a fire risk.
Related Woodworking Machines
These four machines produce heavy chip and shaving loads in a training wood shop, so they are the ones most often connected to a dust collector. Quoting them together helps size the extraction for the whole workshop.
- Spindle Moulder Machine — profiling that throws off heavy chips.
- Band Saw Machine — sawdust from curve cutting and resawing.
- Jointer Planer — shavings from face and edge planing.
- Wood Turning Lathe Machine — chips from turning work.
Browse the full Wood Workshop Portable Tool range or all TVET lab equipment.
Last updated: 25 September 2026
