Maximize your workshop efficiency with the Arbe 3 HP Dust Collector, designed specifically for the jewelry industry. With a powerful 1300 CFM airflow, this dust collector provides the strongest suction available, making it the ideal choice for professional polishing.

Key features include:

• Heavy-wall sealed cabinets for maximum collection efficiency and minimal noise.
• Ultra-weave cotton sateen filter bags capture particles down to 1/3 micron, outperforming conventional polyester bags for superior filtration.
• 4-6 station capacity and a generous 180 sq. ft. filter area ensure versatility for multi-user setups.
• Dimensions: 28"W x 28"D x 61"H, perfect for various workshop spaces.
• 220V options: Available in single-phase and three-phase configurations.

Maintenance is easy with a built-in bag shaker pedal and a large pull-out pan. Replacement filter bags (set of 30, Model # DC-804.001) are available for added convenience. Upgrade to the Arbe 3 HP Dust Collector for unmatched performance and a cleaner working environment.

Key Specs for Quick Reference:

• Motor Power: 3 HP
• Airflow: 1300 CFM
• Number of Stations: 4-6
• Filter Area: 180 sq. ft.
• Voltage: 220V (1 Phase/3 Phase)

Single-Phase (1 Phase)

• Definition: Single-phase power is the most common form of electrical power used in residential and small commercial applications. It consists of two wires: one "live" (or "hot") wire and one neutral wire.
• Voltage: Typically operates at 110V or 220V.
• Power Delivery: Provides a steady but less powerful flow of electricity, suitable for lower-powered equipment.
• Usage: Ideal for smaller workshops and equipment that do not require high power consumption. Most small tools and appliances in homes use single-phase power.

Three-Phase (3 Phase)

• Definition: Three-phase power consists of three "live" wires, each carrying an alternating current (AC) that reaches its peak at different times. This results in a more constant and efficient power supply.
• Voltage: Commonly operates at higher voltages, such as 220V, 380V, or 440V, depending on the system.
• Power Delivery: Offers greater power capacity and efficiency, making it suitable for larger industrial machines and equipment.
• Usage: Used in commercial and industrial settings where high power is required, such as in large workshops or factories. It allows for smoother operation and is less prone to voltage drops.

Benefits of Each

• Single-Phase Advantages:

  • Easier installation and typically lower cost.
  • Sufficient for smaller operations or machinery.

• Three-Phase Advantages:

  • More efficient power usage and higher output capabilities.
  • Reduces the risk of overload and improves motor performance.
  • Allows for the operation of larger machinery that requires more consistent power.