Nederman’s enclosureless, S-Series dust collector is now available with a shaker filter cleaning option that improves system performance and simplifies maintenance. The shaker mechanism cleans the filters more consistently and effectively than manual cleaning techniques resulting in greater machine suction, extended filter life and improved operational safety. 

S-Series Shaker Options:

• Manual
• Mechanical
• Automatic

Applications for wood, paper, plastic and other lightweight bulk materials include:

• High-speed routing
• Sawing and cutting
• Single-cell manufacturing
• After-filters

View product specifications here.

Why S-Series Shaker?

Silent operating wood dust collector with enhanced cleaning and maintenance.

Reliable and Effective Filtration

• The S-Series Shaker results in up to 40% reduction in filter pressure after filter cleaning and with 8-10% increase in suction power, improving dust capture!

Upgradable Design

• The S-Series Shaker has three available options to fit your needs.

Reduced Cost of Ownership

• Prolonged filter life, low pressure losses and efficient filter cleaning reduce operating expenses.

Safety & Compliance

• Meets NFPA 660-2025, Section 3.3.5.4 for an enclosureless dust collector less than 5,000 CFM for wood dust (formerly NFPA 664-2020, Sections 9.3.3.2.6.4 and 9.3.4(7))
• Meets NFPA 660-2025, Sections 3.3.5.4 and 9.4.4.5.4 for an enclosureless dust collector less than 5,000 CFM for combustible solids with added requirements
  (formerly NFPA 654-2020, Sections 3.3.21 and 9.13.1.1.2(4))

Learn more about NFPA 660 updates here!

Combustible Dust Experts

• Nederman is a global leader for ATEX and NFPA compliant dust collection solutions. Our comprehensive approach throughout the design, installation and maintenance processes sets us apart. Nederman not only manufactures compliant products, but our sales and technical support teams go through rigorous, annual training and follow a strict process to ensure combustible dust standards are being followed.

Did you know? According to Dust Safety Science, the woodworking industry accounts for approximately 28% of all combustible dust incidents globally.