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BSS181000

18" Compact Stacking Sound Filter

$219.00

Compact silencer unit reduces the dust collector's noise output by 4-5 dBA without increasing the system's overall footprint. Installs in minutes onto the cartridge filters of the High Vacuum dust collector.

Overview

Efficient & Compact Noise Reduction

Constructed from heavy-gauge, welded steel with an industrial powder coated finish, these sound filters can significantly reduce the overall noise level of your dust collection system. Ideal for commercial applications with noise safety standards, the Stacking Sound Filter installs quickly and easily onto Oneida Air Systems' 18" diameter cartridge filters.

Winner of the 2018 INNOV8 Award from WOOD Magazine

Reduces system noise output by 4-5 dBA at 10 feet
Install in minutes onto any of our High Vacuum dust collection system
Compact design maintains the system's existing height and footprint*
Includes gasket and clamp hardware for installation onto system's existing filter

* Each sound filter requires 11" of available height below the filter bin assembly in order to be installed.

Stacking Sound Filter Installed on a High Vacuum Dust Collector

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Specifications

More Information
Shape	Cylindrical
Primary Build Materials	Steel, Polyurethane
Color	Black
Outer Diameter	18"
Width	18"
Depth	18"
Height	10"
Contents	Sound Filter, Stacking Clips
Manufacturer	Oneida Air Systems
Warranty Information	N/A
Proposition 65	WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals, including Nickel (metallic), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or reproductive harm.

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FAQ

Can Stacking Sound Filters be combined?

Yes; If you have room underneath the filter assembly (varies by model) then you can stack multiple sound filters, however, the resulting noise reduction per filter is not linear (additive) and is subject to diminishing returns. For example: 1 Sound Filter = 6-7 dBA total reduction 2 Sound Filters = ~9 dBA total reduction 3 Sound Filters = ~10 dBA total reduction 4+ Sound Filters = ~10 dBA total reduction

What is the difference between this unit and the older Plenum Exhaust Silencers?

Both the Stacking Sound Filter and the Exhaust Silencer offer similar performance in terms of noise reduction, but exhaust silencers must be installed into the plenum assembly and will increase the overall footprint of the system by 12" to 36" and will require additional components (hangers, square to rounds, etc.). Exhaust Silencers are intended for installation into long transitional ducting such as when the filter is located far from the collector - typical of industrial systems such as the Direct Drive. Comparatively, the Stacking Sound Filters can be installed quickly and easily, requiring no additional components.

Will the 18" x 10" sound filter fit my dust collector?

This product is designed for use with Oneida Air dust collectors with an external 18" diameter cartridge filter that is attached via J-Bolts to the plenum elbow; this includes all High Vacuum dust collectors manufactured after 2012 (items #XXK050133 and #XXK050333). If you have an older system with a filter that is secured to the plenum via a threaded rod running through the center of the filter stack, you will need to purchase an additional 11" threaded rod length and a coupler (available at any local hardware store) to provide enough room to attach the Stacking Sound Filter.

I have an older dust collector that was purchased years ago. Would the Stacking Sound Filter work on my unit?

Yes, the Stacking Sound filter will work with your older system, but you may need a small amount of extra hardware to install it. Some of the filters on our older dust collectors (2008 and older) had a threaded rod running down inside the filters, with a plate at the bottom that the filters rested on. You will need to extend this rod by purchasing an additional length and a rod coupler from your local hardware store. When purchasing a unit for an older system, take care to measure the diameter of your dust collector's filter and the space available below the fine dust bin at the bottom of the filter. You'll want to purchase a sound filter that matches the diameter of your cartridge filter (13" or 18") and has sufficient room below the filter stack (1" taller than the sound filter itself) to allow for installation. The Stacking Sound Filters are not recommended for systems that have the cartridge filter installed in a horizontal orientation.

Should I remove the internal drop-in foam silencer from my filter before installing the Stacking Sound Filter?

No you do not need to remove the internal foam filter. These "drop-in" foam silencers that are included with the cartridge filters of our older dust collection systems can be used in conjunction with the Stacking Sound Filters.

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