What is another name for a dust collector?

Another common name for a dust collector is an air pollution control device (APCD).

Dust collectors, also known as air pollution control devices (APCDs), are equipment designed to remove particulate matter (PM) or dust from an air stream. They are widely used in industrial settings to capture and remove various types of airborne particles, such as dusts, mists, or fumes, before the air is released into the atmosphere.

Some other alternative names for dust collectors include:

• Particulate matter control device
• Air filtration system
• Air cleaning equipment
• Industrial air cleaner
• Airborne particle separator
• Particulate matter abatement system

Regardless of the specific terminology used, the primary function of a dust collector is to capture and contain harmful or unwanted particles, thereby reducing air pollution and protecting the environment as well as worker health and safety. The choice of terminology may depend on the industry, application, or regional preferences.