01 Intended use
Workshop regular dry and wet cleaning
This machine is more suitable for daily dust collection in workshops and around equipment, balancing confirmed dry and wet tasks; it focuses on routine maintenance and transitions, without equating high power with special protection.
Workshop regular dry and wet cleaning
Routine dry and wet tasks and multi-station maintenance.
Dry-wet task switching; power, tools, and maintenance are configured according to the machine's specifications.
Particles, temperature, and daily collection volume
Suction head space, hose distance, and shutdown conditions
Passing time, cable, and discharge point.
Liquid categories, filtration conversion, and discharge.
The same dust or debris may have different temperatures, particle sizes, moisture levels, and hazard classifications; therefore, conventional dry or wet cleaning in the workshop also requires verification based on the medium.
Routine dry and wet tasks along with multi-station maintenance; suction ports, hoses, filter clogging, and container loading also affect on-site recovery.
Schedule the switch between dry and wet tasks, shutdown, emptying, and transition together to avoid repeated interruptions of cleaning tasks.
Particles, temperature, and daily collection volume
Suction head space, hose distance, and shutdown conditions
Passing time, cable, and discharge point.
Liquid categories, filtration conversion, and discharge.
| Site task | Pay attention to the configuration and conditions | Selection check |
|---|---|---|
| Routine workshop debris. | Particles, temperature, and daily collection volume | First, exclude hot shavings, sparks, and hazardous dust, then match the collection tool. |
| Bottom corners of the device | Suction head space, hose distance, and shutdown conditions | Do not enter the operating equipment without first confirming the shutdown and safety isolation. |
| Warehouse corridor cleaning | Passing time, cable, and discharge point. | Arrange the cable layout according to the route, avoiding conflicts with forklifts and cargo turnover. |
| Local liquid recovery. | Liquid categories, filtration conversion, and discharge. | Collect only liquids approved for the machine. Wet and dry operation does not establish compatibility with every liquid. |
Please also specify the daily collection capacity, working hours, and the location for filter cleaning and disposal; whether it is applicable should be determined based on the machine's configuration and on-site testing. Without obtaining the corresponding certification, it should not be used for processing flammable and explosive dust, toxic dust, hot chips, or corrosive media.

Application illustration: outside a stopped packaging bench, small paper offcuts on the floor. The operator uses the push handle and original front pickup. Confirm materials/accessories for this model.

Application illustration: After unloading in the warehouse, the aisle between shelves has a small amount of paper packaging fragments. Employees push the machine along the ground to collect them. Specific materials and accessories should be checked against the configuration of this model.

Application illustration: a production-line perimeter during shutdown maintenance, collecting ordinary debris beside closed equipment without reaching into running machinery. Confirm materials/accessories for this model.
First check the configurations related to the task, then verify the complete specifications and delivery version.
| Configuration item | This machine's page records |
|---|---|
| Airflow | 318m³/h |
| Vacuum pressure | 190mbar |
| Wet and dry collection capability | Wet and dry use |
| Container capacity | 70L |
| Hose diameter | 40mm |
| Power Supply Usage | 220V |
| Rated power | 3000W |
| Motor configuration | 3×1000 W vacuum motor |
| Power cord length | 8m |
| Product model | JGY-3070 |
| Filtration method | Dust separator filter |
| Machine dimensions | 620×620×990mm |

The overall view of the machine shows the appearance of the machine; the following numbers are function description indexes, and do not claim to be verified internal component positions.
Arrange the workstations according to the loading and turning conditions of the body to avoid difficulty in tilting when fully loaded.
Electricity and start-stop operations depend on the rated parameters and manual of the machine, check cables and sockets.
Check dry mode tasks for dust separator, seal, and blockage, and handle damaged filter materials promptly.
Before converting, clean the container and check the accessories. Do not mix incompatible materials.
Check interfaces, bends, and blockages; select the suction head according to the corner position.
Clean after power-off. First check the air circuit and container, then determine motor failure.
The following is an operational organization description, which is not the internal air circuit cross-section of this machine.
Particles, temperature, and daily collection volume; first exclude incompatible and hazardous materials.
Check the dust separator, seal, and block for dry mode tasks, and handle damaged filter materials promptly. Verify the suction head and air lines against the machine's interface.
Combine the routine tasks of cleaning debris in the workshop and arrange the route, paying attention to the container, suction force, and filtration status.
Clean after power-off. First check the air circuit and container, then determine motor failure.
Routine dry and wet tasks along with multi-station maintenance require verification with actual media, attachments, and operating periods.
The compatibility of filter material, cleaning, sealing, and collection is jointly influential on maintenance; no certification can be assumed for special dust protection.
Hose length, bends, tools, filter material load, and emptying methods should be included in trial operation; rated parameters do not equal field wastewater recovery speed.
The middle is this model, and the left and right are configuration or material task references; different tasks do not mean simple high or low grades.
| Comparison criteria | JGY-2078SA | JGY-3070 | JGY-3078P |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main tasks | Workshop area dust and filter maintenance | Workshop regular dry and wet cleaning | Cold-state metal chips and workbench cleaning |
| Selection focus | Filter material load and filter cleaning arrangement | Switching between dry-wet tasks | Metal shavings and filter matching. |
| Power supply | 220V | 220V | 220V |
| Rated power | 3600W | 3000W | 3600W |
| Container | 80L | 70L | 80L |
| Filter cleaning. | Unwoven fabric star-type filter | Dust separator filter | Unwoven fabric star-type filter |
| Cleaning and routine maintenance | Hand-pull reverse blow | Verify the configuration documents of this model independently | Hand-pull reverse blow |
Include the machine, compatible nozzle and hose, filter media and necessary collection attachments in the quotation. List optional extras separately.
Verify the record based on actual power consumption, operation time, and dry-wet task switching, without using the rated power to directly calculate the energy saving ratio.
Compare emptying, filter use, servicing and waste disposal on the same basis. A payback estimate requires these operating figures.
Arrange the workstations according to the loading and turning conditions of the body to avoid difficulty in tilting when fully loaded. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables shall be carried out in accordance with the manual of this machine.
Electricity and start-stop operations depend on the rated parameters and manual of the machine, check cables and sockets. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables are executed according to the manual of the machine.
Check the dry system's dust separator, seal, and blockage, and handle damaged filter materials promptly. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables should be carried out according to the manual of this machine.
Before disassembling, clean the container and check the accessories. Do not mix or store incompatible materials. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables should be followed according to the machine's manual.
Check the interface, bends, and blockages, and select the suction head according to the corner position.
After shutting down and disconnecting power, clean the machine. First check the air lines and containers, then determine if the motor is faulty. Specific disassembly, maintenance cycles, and consumables should be followed according to the machine's manual.
Verify the model number, nameplate, random accessories, and documentation.
Understand start/stop, collection, emptying, and abnormal stop procedures as specified in the machine's manual.
Combine the conventional dry and wet cleaning processes to clarify the applicable conditions and operational boundaries.
Check the spare parts against the machine's version, interface, and filter material.
Fault description and inspection records should be provided first; service scope and arrangements shall be according to the actual agreement.
Check the agreed content, location, and cost for the equipment and working conditions.
This machine is more suitable for daily dust collection in workshops and around equipment, balancing confirmed dry and wet tasks; it focuses on routine maintenance and transitions, without equating high power with special protection.
Routine dry and wet tasks along with multi-station maintenance, actual selection still needs to be combined with particles, temperature, and daily collection volume.
Without corresponding protection and applicable evidence, cannot recommend the general industrial vacuum configuration; hot chips, sparks, and corrosive media require separate evaluation.
Based on the machine's nameplate, delivery version, and on-site circuit determination; the operation, filter cleaning, emptying, and transfer time are respectively verified, without committing to rated parameters for actual efficiency.
The previous model focuses on filter load and cleaning arrangements, while this model emphasizes dry-wet task switching; compare based on medium and configuration, not on model numbers.
First, follow the instructions to shut down the machine, then check for blockage in the suction hose, load in the container, filter material, and seal. Do not directly determine motor damage, and do not disassemble while powered.
You cannot assume it is universal. Interfaces, materials, versions, and collection media should all be verified. You should not rely on the accessories configuration of a similar model for assurance.
Provide standard workshop debris and other on-site photos, the nature and quantity of collected materials, soft tube distance, power supply, working hours, and disposal points to determine suitability together.

Please specify the particle size, temperature, and daily collection volume, and supplement the power supply, suction distance, and daily work schedule. We will combine this machine's configuration comparison tool with a filtration and disposal solution.
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