This Draper Portable Dust/Chip Extractor is designed for the collection of wood chips and shavings...This Draper Portable Dust/Chip Extractor is designed for the collection of wood chips and shavings in a workshop or DIY environment. It can be connected to various woodworking machines using the included flexible hose and features a floor suction facility. The extractor is mounted on a base with four castors for easy transportation. It includes a 5 micron filter bag and is supplied with a hose, collection bag, cable, and approved plug. Key specifications include a 750W motor, 230V power supply, 14.15m³/min airflow, 100mm outlet, and a 55L capacity. It also features a no-volt switch for safety.
This guide is for anyone using the Draper Portable Dust/Chip Extractor in a workshop or DIY setting. It provides effective dust and chip collection, keeping your workspace clean. Note that this extractor is best suited for wood chips and shavings and may not be ideal for all types of debris. This guide covers setup, usage, maintenance, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your extractor.
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Model Part Number
79359
Brand
Draper
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FAQs
How often should I empty the collection bag?
Empty the collection bag frequently, ideally when it is about two-thirds full, to maintain optimal suction and prevent reduced performance.
How do I clean the filter bag?
Remove the filter bag and gently tap it to remove dust. For heavier cleaning, you can use a soft brush. Avoid washing the filter bag with water, as this may damage it.
What should I do if the hose gets blocked?
Disconnect the hose from both the extractor and the woodworking machine. Use a flexible rod or similar tool to dislodge the blockage.
What is the warranty period for the dust extractor?
Warranty information is not available in the product data, please refer to the product documentation or contact the manufacturer for specific warranty details.
Can I use this extractor for other types of materials?
While designed primarily for wood chips and shavings, it may collect other similar debris. However, it's not recommended for liquids, metal fragments, or very fine dust as it may damage the filter or the motor.
What type of power outlet is required?
The extractor requires a 230V power outlet.
Is the extractor suitable for commercial use?
The extractor is suitable for workshop or DIY environments. It may be used in light-duty commercial settings, but for heavy-duty commercial use, consider a more robust extractor.
Troubleshooting
Extractor does not turn on.
Check the power connection and ensure the plug is securely inserted into the outlet. Verify that the power switch is in the on position.
Reduced suction power.
Empty the collection bag and clean or replace the filter bag. Check the hose for any blockages or damage.
Excessive dust escaping.
Ensure the collection bag is properly sealed and in good condition. Check for any tears or damage to the filter bag and replace if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficiently collects wood chips and shavings.
Easy to move around the workshop due to the castor base.
Features a safety no-volt switch.
Comes with all necessary accessories for immediate use.
Offers a good balance of power and capacity for typical workshop use.
Cons
May not be suitable for all types of debris.
Filter bag requires regular cleaning or replacement.
The 5 micron filter may not capture the finest dust particles.
Requires a 230V power supply, limiting portability to areas with appropriate outlets.
Capacity may be insufficient for very large workshops or high-volume tasks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Attach the hose to the extractor's inlet and the appropriate woodworking machine.
Ensure the collection bag is securely in place.
Plug the extractor into a 230V power outlet.
Compatibility:
Designed for use with woodworking machines that produce chips and shavings.
Check hose diameter compatibility with your machines.
Ensure the power supply (230V) matches your available outlets.
Care:
Empty the collection bag regularly to prevent overfilling and maintain suction.
Clean or replace the 5 micron filter bag as needed to maintain airflow.
Inspect the hose for any blockages or damage.
Store the extractor in a dry place when not in use.