Mist collection systems can be individual, machine-mounted, or in a centralized and ducted system where multiple machines are tied to one mist collector. Standard and custom options include multiple mist collection technologies. They include:

• Basic media mist collectors are composed of a simple envelope bag filter and a washable mesh filter, with an optional high-efficiency post filter (HEPA). These filters can last weeks to several months.
• Coalescing filter mist collectors are highly efficient systems, utilizing proprietary filter designs that work effectively for a year plus (typically) with limited maintenance.
• Centrifugal mist collection systems use centrifugal force to “spin” mist out. By itself, a centrifugal unit will not remove sub-micron size particles, but the units can be equipped with a HEPA secondary filter.
• ESP mist collectors use high voltage to charge incoming particulates and collect them on grounded cells. Components can be washed, so no filter is necessary.