Last month, we gave you some reference points for doing a self-diagnosis of your dust collection system when the amperage is normal or high. Today, we cover low amperage. By applying these checks, you will be able to diagnose and optimize the life of your equipment.

So, here are some tips to identify the problem and avoid calling in an expert for a simple procedure.

You purchased a dust collection system? Everything was working beautifully! At some point, you got the impression that it wasn’t working so well anymore. The at-source air intake isn’t happening correctly anymore. What can you do? Has your system stopped working? Is it serious?

When considering the use of high-vacuum pump, the idea of adding a dust collector to it doesn’t always come to mind immediately. However, it’s a winning duo for one simple reason: in many situations, a dust collector is the main way to adequately protect your system’s pump.