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Laguna Tools MDCXF52201 X|FLUX:5 Dust Collector, 5 HP, 220V, 1 Phase

Original price was: $5,499.00.Current price is: $687.38.

68 in stock

SKU: LG-MDCXF52201 Categories: , , ,

Description

The all-new X|Flux 5 boasts a powerful 5hp motor and impressive 3093 CFM. Auto-cleaning of the HEPA filter is accomplished by double-paddles that sweep the filter every 3 minutes of system use in a clockwise and counterclockwise action. Remote and LED drum light are standard. The X|Flux 5 is a full-size stationary, single-stage dust collection unit with a convenient 39-gallon drum on locking casters.

Features:

  • Motor HP: 5 HP
  • 3093 CFM Maximum Air Flow
  • 39 Gallon Octagon Drum

Additional Details:

  • Motor Specs: 5HP
  • Electrical Specs: 220V / 60Hz / 1PH / 3450 RPM
  • Running AMP: (8″ inlet) 18.5A at 220V
  • Maximum Air Flow: 3093 CFM (Cubic Feet Per Minute)
  • Shop Setting Air Flow*: 1823 CFM
  • Max Static Pressure: 12″
  • Fan Size: 14.5″
  • Inlet: 8″
  • Auto Clean: 3 min. Interval 10 Seconds F+R
  • Decibel Reading: 69 dBA (@9.8ft)
  • Remote Control: High Frequency
  • Collection Capacity: 39 Gallon Octagon Drum
  • Assembled Dimensions (L x W x H): 36″ x 38″ x 91″
  • Packing Size (L x W x H): 35.4″ x 28.3″ x 81.5″ (90 x 72 x 207 cm)
  • Machine Weight: 456 lbs. (207 kg)
  • Shipping Weight: 544 lbs. (247 kg)
  • Filtering Area: 32.3 sq/ft (3 sq/m)
  • Cartridge Filter**: HEPA 19.7″ x 19.7″ (50 x 50 cm) x 1pc; (0.3 – 0.4 Micron @ 99.7% Efficiency)

* Shop Setting Air Flow measured with hoses connected to inlet.

**The non-stick PTFE membrane has some disintegration after 200,000 cycles at the area where the cleaning paddles/arms touch the filter media. This does not largely affect the filtration efficiency. The HEPA filter media used on Laguna Cyclones are independently tested by an accredited 3rd party (TTRI). Designed with wide-spaced pleating to maintain optimum performance throughout filter lifespan.

Uses:

  • Dust collection from table saws
  • Removing sawdust from band saws
  • Extracting particles from wood routers
  • Cleaning debris from drill presses
  • Maintaining a clean environment around sanding machines
  • Collecting dust from jointers
  • Enhancing air quality when using wood lathes
  • Supporting dust control in wood carving areas
  • Managing waste from planers
  • Keeping the workspace clean around miter saws