How It Works

MAC Pulse Valves

Dynamo Dust Collectors come standard with MAC Pulse Valves to guarantee the highest standard of quality and operating efficiency.

The MAC Pulse Valve series was developed to provide a stronger and more reliable solution for industrial applications. These Pulse Valves are designed to replace existing diaphragm style technology that is commonly found in applications such as dust collectors and jet baghouses, pneumatic conveying and bulk material handling.

The Difference Is in the Valve

• Balanced pilot technology ensures fast, repeatable pulses.

• The body construction of a Pulse Valve uses bonded spool technology to offer remarkable reliability that reaches beyond diaphragm technology.

• A checked accumulator and main spool with memory spring are used to secure a shift back to the home position when air supply isn't sufficient.

Diaphragm Valves Tear

What This Means for You

• The compressor has to compensate with more air resulting in more electricity usage and higher cost of ownership.

• A malfunctioning diaphragm valve can cause negative performance in other valves on the manifold.

• Within a very short time after the diaphragm valve is in place a small leak can occur.

• When leaks don't result in a detrimental tear, they can be hard to find. If they go undetected, it can cost thousands of dollars of increased costs before they are found and repaired.

• A multitude of case studies has proven that there is an expense increase of 20-30% when operating a diaphragm valve vs. a MAC Pulse Valve.

Diaphragm Valves are Less Efficient

Why This Matters

With improved pulse efficiency, business owners see direct, measurable results on energy costs with Dynamo Dust Collectors. Our central dust collectors provide high impact force, allowing for better cleaning, less pulsing and improved bag and filter life.

MAC's whip action produces shorter pulses, this improved pulse efficiency has direct, measurable results on energy costs and air savings.

MAC valves = energy savings

What Is Pulse/Clean on Demand?

1. Dust build-up causes a pressure drop across the filters.

2. The drop in pressure is constantly being monitored by a Photohelic switch/gage.

3. When it exceeds a preset limit, the gage activates a cleaning cycle.

4. The valves pulse.

5. A higher impact pulse results in less frequent intervals.

6. The system operates less often which saves energy.

What is Timed Cleaning?

The Magnehelic gauge displays the static pressure inside of the dust collector.

The time that valves are fired is pre-configured in the controller. The time is normally set up based on time (ms) distributed across the number of pulse valves in the array.

When the preset limit is exceeded, the timed sequence activates and the valves pulse.

A higher impact pulse means the system can be programmed to operate less frequently which in turn saves energy.

Dynamo Collectors Offer:

D-seal technology isolates the solenoid: As a result of MAC’s innovative solution, contamination, sticking and burning are reduced and the valve has a longer life.

4-way pilot: Maximizes shifting forces.

Lifting solenoid: Consistent response.

Substantially longer life: Many years of service with no maintenance.

Easy conversion: a wide variety of custom adapter plates available by request.

How It Works

MAC Pulse Valves

The Difference Is in the Valve

Benefits of MAC Pulse Valves

Diaphragm Valves Tear

What This Means for You

Diaphragm Valves are Less Efficient

Why This Matters

What Is Pulse/Clean on Demand?

1. Dust build-up causes a pressure drop across the filters.

2. The drop in pressure is constantly being monitored by a Photohelic switch/gage.

3. When it exceeds a preset limit, the gage activates a cleaning cycle.

4. The valves pulse.

5. A higher impact pulse results in less frequent intervals.

6. The system operates less often which saves energy.

What is Timed Cleaning?

Dynamo Collectors Offer:

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How It Works

MAC Pulse Valves

The Difference Is in the Valve

Benefits of MAC Pulse Valves

Diaphragm Valves Tear

What This Means for You

Diaphragm Valves are Less Efficient

Why This Matters

What Is Pulse/Clean on Demand?

1. Dust build-up causes a pressure drop across the filters.

2. The drop in pressure is constantly being monitored by a Photohelic switch/gage.

3. When it exceeds a preset limit, the gage activates a cleaning cycle.

4. The valves pulse.

5. A higher impact pulse results in less frequent intervals.

6. The system operates less often which saves energy.

What is Timed Cleaning?

Dynamo Collectors Offer:

Call Us Today or Request A Free Consultation! Get a Free on-site consultation

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