P191561 Dust Filter Cartridge For Mining Operations

Replacement for P191561 dust filter cartridge for mining. 7.93x16" specs, 84.89 sq ft media. Interchangeable direct-fit with industry-standard models. In stock.

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P191561 Dust Filter Cartridge For Mining Operations

Products Description

This product is a direct replacement for P191561, engineered for mining dust collectors. With precise 7.93" OD x 16" L dimensions and an open-top/closed-bottom configuration, it guarantees a drop-in fit. Engineered with 84.89 sq ft of high-capacity media, it balances airflow and efficiency without modifying existing housing.

Products Description

Direct Drop-In Replacement Fit

Designed to match standard mining collector interfaces, the replacement for P191561 cartridge features a 3.6" ID and closed-bottom seal. This eliminates the need for costly retrofitting. For plant engineers, this means minimal downtime during scheduled maintenance.

High Surface Area for Heavy Dust Loading

With 84.89 sq ft of pleated media, this dust filter cartridge offers extended service life in high-dust applications like crusher discharge and conveyor transfer points. It reduces the frequency of change-outs, lowering long-term disposal and labor costs.

Products Description

Parameter	Specification
Part Number	Replacement for P191561
Product Type	Replacement Dust Filter Cartridge for Mining
Outside Diameter	7.9" (200.7 mm)
Length	16" (406.4 mm)
Inside Diameter	3.6" (91.4 mm)
Top / Bottom	Open / Closed
Shape	Round / Cylindrical
Media Area	84.89 sq ft (7.89 m²)

Products Description

01.

Mining – Hard Rock Crushing

In primary and secondary crushing circuits, heavy impact generates continuous dust. This replacement for P191561 captures silica-bearing dust at the source, protecting workers and maintaining visibility in the control room.

02.

Steel Mills – Raw Materials Handling

Handling sinter, coke, and iron ore creates highly abrasive dust. This dust filter cartridge for mining operations demonstrates durability against wear, preventing premature failure that could halt blast furnace feed systems.