Keep it running
Service and maintenance
Inspections, bag change-outs, pulse system repairs and upgrades, for our collectors and for most other makes.
What we do
- Inspections: filter condition, pulse system, hopper, discharge, fan and ducting, with a written report.
- Bag and cartridge change-outs: planned around your shutdown, with old bags removed and disposed of.
- Leak detection: finding torn bags and leaking seals before they show at the stack.
- Pulse system repairs: diaphragm valves, solenoids, sequencers and compressed air quality.
- Airflow testing: measuring each branch and hood, and rebalancing the system.
- Upgrades: on-demand cleaning, new inlets, more filter area or a pre-separator.
- Maintenance contracts: scheduled visits so problems are caught early.
Signs your collector needs attention
- Visible dust at the stack or clean-air outlet.
- Differential pressure that keeps climbing.
- Hoods that no longer pull dust away.
- Dust building up in the ducting.
- Pulse valves that do not fire, or fire constantly.
- Bags failing within months.
Questions we get asked
FAQ
Do you service collectors made by other companies?
Yes. Most pulse-jet baghouses and cartridge collectors work the same way, and we service most makes.
How often should a baghouse be serviced?
We recommend a full inspection at least once a year, with weekly checks by your own team of differential pressure, pulse operation and dust discharge.
Talk to an engineer
Send us your dust problem
Tell us what you are extracting, roughly how much air, and where the unit will stand. We will come back with a sizing and a quote. A site visit is free in Gauteng.
Phone011 865 5770
Emailsales@tilghman.co.za
FactoryThe Stewards Industrial Park, 499 Beryl Street, Dunswart, Benoni, Gauteng, 1501
HoursMon–Thu 07:30–16:00 · Fri 07:30–13:00