Fleece filter bags
Fleece filter bags are used in compatible vacuum systems for dust and dirt collection in the container and to make emptying easy. Their multi-layer structure can help to trap fine particles as the air flows through the filter material. To ensure the bag functions correctly in everyday use, its shape, connection opening and capacity must be compatible with the respective appliance. The type of material collected and the frequency of use also play a role in the selection process. Fleece filter bags are particularly suitable for areas of use for which a robust bag design and consistent dust collection are required. Paper filter bags are another model available within this product group and should also only be selected in accordance with the specifications for the appliance in use. At kaiserkraft, companies will find fleece filter bags to suit a range of company requirements. Careful selection helps ensure clean filter changes, well managed disposal and trouble free operation of the vacuum system.
How do companies find the right fleece filter bag for their appliance?
What matters most is exact compatibility with the existing vacuum system. This includes the shape of the bag, the position and size of the connection, and the required collection capacity. Similarity in appearance alone is not a good way to choose a protect, as even minor differences can mean the fit or the seal isn’t right. Before making a purchase, you should therefore check the appliance designation, model details and the information provided by the manufacturer. The available space inside the container is also important to ensure that the fleece filter bag can fully expand when the appliance is in operation. If the bag doesn’t have sufficient space or is inserted incorrectly, this can make it difficult to fill. Exact compatibility reduces the risk of purchasing the wrong item and makes it easier to change the product in everyday work.
What are the differences between fleece filter bags and paper filter bags?
Fleece filter bags and paper filter bags are primarily distinguished by design and material properties. Depending on the model, fleece may have a multi-layered structure and fill in a different way to paper bags. Paper filter bags, on the other hand, are made from suitably produced filter paper and are also intended for specific appliances and areas of use. Which version is suitable depends not only on the name of the material, but also on its approval for the respective vacuum system and the type of dirt collection. The frequency of replacement and required usage should also be factored in. Companies should therefore always compare the product-specific details and avoid using any version that is not intended for the appliance in question.
When should a fleece filter bag be changed?
A change of bag is recommended once it has reached its intended capacity, if the vacuum performance decreases noticeably, or if the appliance indicates that a change is due. The bag should not continue to be used until the content has been fully compressed, as this can obstruct the airflow and make removal more difficult. When finer dust is vacuumed, it may be necessary to change the bag sooner than when vacuuming coarser dirt, even if the bag’s capacity has not yet been fully utilised. Before opening the device, it should be switched off and be ready to be opened in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. The used fleece filter bag should be removed carefully to minimise the escape of dust. Establishing a regular bag change routine helps prevent a decline in performance and making the inside of the device unnecessarily dirty.
How should fleece filter bags be stored and handled in the company?
Unused fleece filter bags should be kept dry, clean and protected from mechanical damage when in storage. Moisture, heavy dirt or creased connection openings can make subsequent use more difficult. Storage in the original packaging or in a closed storage container is recommended, well away from sharp edged objects and exposure to dirt. Employees in the company should only take bags that are clearly compatible with the respective appliance. Clear labelling of the storage area prevents bags with different sizes and connection types being mixed up. When fitting the bag, care must be taken to ensure that the bag is not twisted or jammed in. This ensures that the material remains protected and ready for use and that changing the bag is easy to carry out.
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Frequently asked questions about fleece filter bags
Can fleece filter bags be used regardless of the appliance model?
No, fleece filter bags are not universally compatible. The connection, shape and dimensions must be suitable for the specific vacuum system. You should therefore check the model designation and manufacturer’s specifications before ordering anything. An unsuitable bag may not fit properly, may not unfold properly, or may impede the intended airflow. It is therefore more important to ensure precise compatibility than to simply rely on a similar shape.
Why shouldn’t a fleece filter bag be overfilled?
An overfilled fleece filter bag can restrict the airflow inside the appliance, thereby reducing the vacuuming power. What’s more, it is often more difficult to remove and may cause more dust to escape. The bag should be changed before its content becomes too compact or the appliance exhibits a significant decline in performance. In the case of particularly fine dirt, the bag may become clogged sooner, even though its full capacity has not yet been utilised.
How can the escape of dust be minimised when changing the bag?
Dust escape can be minimised by switching off the appliance before opening it and removing the bag slowly and without pulling on it. Care should be taken not to crush or damage the connection opening. If the model is fitted with a seal, this should be used in accordance with the product instructions. Placing the used bag directly into a container provided for this purpose is the best way to proceed.
Can damaged fleece filter bags still be used?
Damaged fleece filter bags should no longer be used. Tears, open seams or deformed connection openings can cause dust to escape or the bag won’t fit the appliance properly. Even minor damage can worsen during use. It is therefore advisable to carry out a quick visual inspection before fitting the bag. Any bags showing signs of damage should be discarded and replaced with a compatible undamaged one.
How are different filter bags distinguished in storage?
Different filter bags can be distinguished from one another by using separate storage spots, clear labelling and grouping them by appliance model. Details such as the item number, bag type or connection type should be clearly visible. It is best to reseal opened packaging so that the contents and labelling stay together. This reduces the risk of using the wrong bag for the wrong appliance.
What details should be checked before placing a repeat order?
Before placing a repeat order, you should check the exact appliance designation, the item number used to date and the shape and position of the bag’s connection opening. Information on the packaging or documents from previous orders may also help find exactly the type of bag needed. If the appliance has since been replaced or modified, it is a good idea to review the previous selection. This will help to avoid ordering unsuitable fleece filter bags.
How can you tell if moisture has damaged a filter bag?
Moisture may become evident in changes to strength, a change in shape, stains or a softened connection opening. An affected bag should be carefully checked before use and must not be used if any visible changes are apparent. Even bags that appear dry on the outside may have been affected by dampness in storage. It is therefore advisable to store them in a well protected place in dry rooms.
What should be observed if the vacuum system remains unused for a while?
Before an extended period of non-use, you should check whether a fleece filter bag that has already been filled can be left in the appliance or whether removal is better. The manufacturer’s specifications, as well as the type and condition of the material collected, are decisive. The appliance should be kept clean, dry and closed shut when in storage. New bags should be stored separately so that they are not affected by any remaining dust, moisture or pressure marks.
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