Dust Collection

4" Plastic Blast Gates

When creating or adding to our dust collection system, there are a great many details we need to keep in mind. Typically we will have one dust collector connected to multiple machines around the shop. While this kind of works, it can work much better if you could turn off the airflow to all the machines except for the one being used at the moment. That’s where blastgates step in. Simply open or close the blastgate to allow or block airflow to a specific machine.
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Plastic Blast Gates

When creating or adding to our dust collection system, there are a great many details we need to keep in mind. Typically we will have one dust collector connected to multiple machines around the shop. While this kind of works, it can work much better if you could turn off the airflow to all the machines except for the one being used at the moment. That’s where blastgates step in. Simply open or close the blastgate to allow or block airflow to a specific machine.

FULTON Blastgate

By simply opening and closing a properly installed blastgate you'll be able to direct you dust collectors airflow to the exact machine location you need it. This helps reduce wear and tear on your dust collector as well as increasing its efficiency by not having to draw in so much air from different locations. This also helps increase your suction power to help collect even more dust than without a blastgate.

Directing Airflow Where You Need It

Ideally, the way blastgates should work, is that you should have a blastgate setup for every machine in your workshop. When you close all the blastgates to all the other machines, you increase the airflow or suction to the machine being used. This means that you should see less dust on the machine that is being used since it is getting maximum airflow or suction. This also helps reduce the amount of wear and tear on your dust collector.

Tapered Ports on Both Sides

This blastgate features tapered ports on both sides of the blastgate. The tapered ports allow hoses (sold separately) to be slipped on and clamped with hose clamps (sold separately) with ease. Tapered ports will also accept some tapered fittings.

Built in Stop

The sliding gate has a built in stop so it will not slide out when fully opened.

Close the Blastgate...

Close the blastgate to simply redirect your airflow to another hose line.

Open the blastgate...

Open the blastgate to allow airflow through the hose with the blastgate

Optimal Dust Collection Setup...

When using multiple machines at different times, the ideal way to achieve the best dust collection efficiency is to make sure that all the airflow is to one machine only. To do this, the common way is to add a blastgate on to each hose line to give yourself complete control of your dust collection system.

Easy to connect

With a tapered port on both sides of the blastgate, connecting to hoses is super easy with a set of hose clamps. (Hose and clamps NOT included).

Designed for Hose to Hose Connections

The Fulton Blastgate has been designed to work with dust collection hose. Works with PVC hose, rigid flex hose and more. Will not work with PVC drainage pipe found at big box stores.

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Features:

• Tapered ports on both sides of the blastgate
• Sliding gate has a built in stop so it will not slide out when fully opened
• Made from a durable ABS plastic material
• Quickly open and close hose lines to concentrate airflow to where you need

Plastic Blast Gates

When creating or adding to our dust collection system, there are a great many details we need to keep in mind. Typically we will have one dust collector connected to multiple machines around the shop. While this kind of works, it can work much better if you could turn off the airflow to all the machines except for the one being used at the moment. That’s where blastgates step in. Simply open or close the blastgate to allow or block airflow to a specific machine.
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Plastic Blast Gates

When creating or adding to our dust collection system, there are a great many details we need to keep in mind. Typically we will have one dust collector connected to multiple machines around the shop. While this kind of works, it can work much better if you could turn off the airflow to all the machines except for the one being used at the moment. That’s where blastgates step in. Simply open or close the blastgate to allow or block airflow to a specific machine.

FULTON Blastgate

By simply opening and closing a properly installed blastgate you'll be able to direct you dust collectors airflow to the exact machine location you need it. This helps reduce wear and tear on your dust collector as well as increasing its efficiency by not having to draw in so much air from different locations. This also helps increase your suction power to help collect even more dust than without a blastgate.

Directing Airflow Where You Need It

Ideally, the way blastgates should work, is that you should have a blastgate setup for every machine in your workshop. When you close all the blastgates to all the other machines, you increase the airflow or suction to the machine being used. This means that you should see less dust on the machine that is being used since it is getting maximum airflow or suction. This also helps reduce the amount of wear and tear on your dust collector.

Tapered Ports on Both Sides

This blastgate features tapered ports on both sides of the blastgate. The tapered ports allow hoses (sold separately) to be slipped on and clamped with hose clamps (sold separately) with ease. Tapered ports will also accept some tapered fittings.

Built in Stop

The sliding gate has a built in stop so it will not slide out when fully opened.

Close the Blastgate...

Close the blastgate to simply redirect your airflow to another hose line.

Open the blastgate...

Open the blastgate to allow airflow through the hose with the blastgate

Optimal Dust Collection Setup...

When using multiple machines at different times, the ideal way to achieve the best dust collection efficiency is to make sure that all the airflow is to one machine only. To do this, the common way is to add a blastgate on to each hose line to give yourself complete control of your dust collection system.

Easy to connect

With a tapered port on both sides of the blastgate, connecting to hoses is super easy with a set of hose clamps. (Hose and clamps NOT included).

Designed for Hose to Hose Connections

The Fulton Blastgate has been designed to work with dust collection hose. Works with PVC hose, rigid flex hose and more. Will not work with PVC drainage pipe found at big box stores.

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Available in 5 different sizes:

• 2-1/2" Blastgate
• 3" Blastgate
• 4" Blastgate
• 5" Blastgate
• 6" Blastgate

4" Quick Connect Blast Gate

Finally, a Blast Gate you can put directly on another fitting or even some machine ports. The 4" Quick Disconnect Blast Gate has a standard 4" opening which allows you to clamp a standard 4" hose around it. The other end is tapered to accept virtually any 4" fitting or port. The Quick Disconnect Blast Gate is an absolute must for any wood shop!

Features:

• Standard 4" opening
• The other end is tapered to accept any 4" fitting or port
• The Quick Disconnect Blast Gate is a must for any wood shop.

Includes:

• 4" Quick Connect Blast Gate - 1 each

4" Wall Mount Blast Gate

This 4" Wall Mount Blast Gate features a wall mount that is molded directly to the blastgate. Simply open or close the blastgate to allow or block airflow to a specific machine.

Features:

• Wall mount molded directly to the blastgate
• Works with most any 4" Hose
• Easily attached to any surface

Includes:

• 1 ea. 4" Wall Mount Blast Gate

4" Threaded On Both Sides Blast Gate

The threaded blast gate allows you to connect your 4" hose directly to the opening of the blast gate without the use of a hose clamp. The blast gate is threaded on both ends. You simply attach your 4" hose by screwing the hose on the threads of the blast gate.

Features:

• Connect your 4" hose directly to the opening of the blast gate without the use of a hose clamp
• Blast gate is threaded on both ends
• Simply attach your 4" hose by screwing the hose on the threads of the blast gate

Includes:

• 4" Threaded On Both Sides Blast Gate - 1 each

Note: Threaded fittings can fit either left or right threaded hoses. (Even if the hose is opposite thread of fitting, the hose will stretch over threads for a secure fit.)

4" Threaded Quick Disconnect Blast Gate

The threaded quick disconnect blast gate allows you to connect your 4" hose directly to the opening of one end of the blast gate without the use of a hose clamp. The blast gate has tapered quick connect opening on the opposite side for easy connection to dust port flanges.

Features:

• Connect your 4" hose directly to the opening of the blast gate without the use of a hose clamp
• Tapered quick connect opening on the opposite side for easy connection to dust port flanges

Includes:

• 4" Threaded Quick Disconnect Blast Gate - 1 each

Note: Threaded fittings can fit either left or right threaded hoses. (Even if the hose is opposite thread of fitting, the hose will stretch over threads for a secure fit.)

4" Aluminum Through Blast Gate

Used in every dust collection system to control air flow from one machine to another, blast gates maximize system efficiency, This top quality aluminum blast gate features a cast aluminum body. Tired of constantly having to clean the build up of dust & debris out of your blast gates? With the Through Blast gates, the gate slides all the way through the casing which in turn cleans out the blast gate every time you open it.

Features:

• Gate slides all the way through the casing.
• Cleans out the blast gate every time you open it
• Control air flow from one machine to another.
• Maximize dust control efficiency by controlling air flow
• Great for grounded dust collections systems
• Made from aluminum, these blastgates will stand the test of time
• Available in 2-1/2", 3" and 4" sizes

Includes:

• 4" Aluminum Through Blast Gate - 1 each