Nederman FlexFilter, User Manual

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FlexFilter
9.2.2 Assembling the stand
The stand is shipped in kit form with profiles, nuts and
bolts.
Figure 25 shows a convenient way of mounting
the FlexFilter to the stand.
1
Erect the frame around the FlexFilter while it is
standing firmly on the pallet without a cone or col-
lecting bin. Lift this semi-assembly with a forklift
and then fit the legs.
2 See Figure 3 . Ensure that nuts and bolts are se-
curely tightened. Attach the cone and the collect-
ing bin/emptying device.
9.3 Automatic emptying bin
See Figure 1 item 7D. This product comes with a sep-
arate manual that covers safety, function, installation
and maintenance.
WARNING! Risk of personal injury
The product has a powerful compressed air cyl-
inder and a bottom lid that can cause personal
injury. Personnel must be warned of the risks.
9.4 Automatic feeding out device
See Figure 1 item 7H. This product comes with a sep-
arate manual that covers safety, function, installation
and maintenance.
WARNING! Risk of personal injury
The product has two powerful compressed air
cylinders and two valves that can cause severe
personal injury. Personnel must be warned of
the risks.
9.5 Control units
A manual is included with the respective control unit.
9.6 Cyclone
The FlexFilter Cyclone is designed for non-abrasive
large material separation.
It is mainly used:
• As a pre-separator before the main filter.
• If the collected material is only large and non-abras-
ive.
• To protect a fan from large materials in applications
where the goal is to move the fumes from inside a
building to the outside.
NOTE!
Do not use the FlexFilter Cyclone for applica-
tions with abrasive material or where a specific
degree of fine particle separation is required.
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