Core Uses of the Air Jet Sieve Sample Collector
Core Uses of the Air Jet Sieve Sample Collector
The air jet sieve sample collector is a key accessory of the air jet sieve for powder sieving testing. It is widely used in testing scenarios in the pharmaceutical, chemical, and ultrafine materials industries. Its core uses focus on four aspects: sample recovery, pressure stabilization, vacuum cleaner protection, and cost reduction.
1. Sample recovery, supporting sample retention for re-inspection. The sample collector can gather all the fine powder that passes through the sieve, ensuring complete sample retention. This facilitates repeated laboratory testing and data comparison, meeting the sample retention requirements of quality control in industries such as pharmaceuticals and new materials.
2. Pressure stabilization. With a sample collector in place, the sieved sample is collected in the collector rather than being sucked directly into the vacuum cleaner. This design keeps the vacuum cleaner’s internal filter bag clean, allowing the vacuum cleaner to focus on generating negative pressure and playing a key role in stabilizing test pressure.
3. Protecting core equipment and reducing maintenance costs. The collector can intercept powder impurities in advance, preventing fine particles from entering critical components such as the vacuum cleaner filter. This effectively prevents vacuum cleaner clogging and wear, extends the instrument’s service life, and reduces the frequency of malfunctions and subsequent maintenance costs.
Air jet sieve AIR-200



