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Download Oneida’s Shop Plan Design Form Custom Ductwork Design When you purchase an Oneida dust collector you invest in more than just dust collection. Your ductwork design is a roadmap and with Oneida’s duct design services our professionals are responsible for building that road. At Oneida we believe it’s our job to help our customers maximize their investment in our dust collection systems. This is one of the primary reasons why our custom design service is critical to the overall operation of your dust collector. Our ductwork design fees are credited towards the system cost at the time of purchase on 3Hp and higher systems. "I'd like to thank all of you for your help, both in initial design of my system
and in the follow-up during installation. Until I got started, I felt overwhelmed
and had a lot of questions.
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The End Result Your custom ductwork plan in an itemized easy to read list with assembly instructions. Details are also provided concerning the correct diameter pipe and fittings, and a determination on the proper airflow for your specific machines. Our engineering design service will maximize the performance of your dust collector even before it is shipped from our warehouse and installed in your shop. New roads bring new directions, some requiring changes. If necessary during the design and ordering process Oneida will make revisions and adjustments to your ductwork plan as needed at no additional cost. Before, during and after the sale a qualified Oneida technician is available for additional support during the installation process. "All of the plans and parts that Oneida sent worked perfectly, and I had no problems whatsoever assembling the system." - O.H. |
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Installing a dust collection system will greatly reduce airborne dust levels in your shop. However, NIOSH recommends that respirators must be worn if the ambient concentration of wood dust exceeds the prescribed exposure limit. If in doubt wear a NIOSH mask.