PRE-filter&EXHAUST filter bag for Vacmaster CDM0610P dry vacuum cleaner

1.Is it necessary to install a pre-filter?

Installing a pre-filter will, in most cases, reduce contaminants, dust, dirt, and debris from circulating in a fluid system and fouling up critical components in the system.

2.Why Pre-filtration is Important Bag Filters？

Bag filters are typically well-suited for pre-filter applications requiring high-volume fluid flow operations because of the large surface area design. The large surface area typically lends itself to a large dirt-holding capacity while not impeding the system flow which makes bag filters an excellent choice for high-flow and high-particulate applications. Additionally, many bag filters, by the nature of their construction, ensure that the filter media has minimal contact with the fluid, which reduces contamination and media degradation. Bag filters are typically more cost-effective than other pre-filter methods for high-flow, high-particulate applications, making them an attractive option and budget-conscious solution.

3.What is the difference between pre-filter and main filter?

Pre-Filters: The First Line of Defense

These components are strategically placed before the main filters in an air purifier system, tasked with intercepting larger debris such as hair, dust, and pet dander before they reach the more delicate and fine-pored main filters or other specialized filtering mediums.

4.Are pre-filters worth it?

This prolongs the life of your filter, and it makes your system much more efficient. The pre-filter is great because it helps to collect pet and carpet hair, which can cause blockages. HEPA filters are able to retain bigger particles, but they do get dirty incredibly quickly, and you have to change them often.

5.What is a vacuum exhaust filter?

The exhaust filter removes dust and debris from the exhaust air that blows from the vacuum cleaner. Follow the instructions in the owner's manual when installing this part.