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This term refers to the range of conductivity that a material has. Static dissipative materials range from 106-1012 Ohms. More information about static resistance can be found here.

This term refers to the range of conductivity that a material has. Anti-static materials range from 1010-1012 Ohms. More information about static resistance can be found here.

Yes. We've successfully tested our router hood with softwoods, hardwoods, plywoods, and fiberboards such as MDF. Materials such as acrylics and other plastic also work very well with our Router Hood.

If you're looking for any easy way to move your cyclone around the shop, without having to lift and carry it every time, we recommend pairing the cyclone with our Universal Drum Dolly and our Angle Brace Kit (to add extra stability).

Our Super Dust Deputy cyclone includes basic hardware and a foam gasket for mounting to your container's lid. We also offer a complete 17 gal. drum kit that can be readily used with any Super Dust Deputy cyclone. If you are supplying your own container, we provide this free downloadable Lid Hole Template for our customers. If you are connecting your cyclone to the dust bin via flex hose, you may also need a 6" Angle Ring Flange.

No. This system is designed for use collecting dry materials only.

Oneida Air Systems' Quick-Clamp Duct will withstand negative pressures in excess of 50 inches negative water pressure. The duct is NOT a high pressure positive duct.

The inlet and outlet ports of the Super Dust Deputy cyclone are designed to work with ductwork components, so straight hose connections may be more involved. This hose will fit over the cyclone's 5" inlet, but it will be a tight fit. You may need to cool the cyclone's plastic material before sliding the hose over it (this will cause the resin to shrink temporarily). We highly recommend the 5" Quick Connect Hose Kit for use with the standard Super Dust Deputy cyclone. This item is perfect if you expect to be continuously reconnecting hoses from multiple tools to the cyclone.

You will not see a difference in separation or airflow performance with either method. Users can choose either "mounting" method to position the cyclone in a way that works best for their shop. The main factor you'll want to consider is how you'll be emptying the dust bin once it's full. Connecting the bin with hose allows the drum lid to be removed easier compared to lifting off the cyclone and lid together as a single component. The downside to the hose connection method is that you'll require additional components to purchase and will have more variables to consider when ensuring that the system is sealed airtight.

No. The standard Dust Deputy cyclones are designed for use with ports/hose that are 1" to 3" in diameter. Connecting 4" tools to the Dust Deputy cyclone's 2" ports will result in significant losses in airflow and suction power. Larger ports (4" and larger) will instead require one of our Super Dust Deputy cyclones.