01 Intended use
Recycling of fibers, hair linters, and light dust.
This machine is more suitable for cleaning lint and fibers in textile and packaging workstations, with a focus on checking the collection and filtration maintenance of lightweight materials, and should not be considered as a counterpart to metal shavings tasks.
Recycling of fibers, hair linters, and light dust.
Around the selection and matching of winding and filtration load for light fiber.
Fiber winding and filtration load; power, tools, and maintenance are configured according to the machine's setup.
Fiber length, dust risk, and collection volume.
Shedding volume, interface, and air circuit.
Winding, clogging, and emptying frequency
Power supply, continuous duration, and transition route
As with dust or debris, differences in temperature, particle size, moisture content, and hazard classification require different handling; the recovery of fibers, lint, and light debris also needs to be verified based on the medium.
Around the selection and matching of light fiber winding and filtration load; the suction port, hose, filtration blockage, and container loading also affect on-site recovery.
Arrange fiber winding with filter loading, stopping the machine, emptying, and changing fields to avoid interrupting cleaning tasks repeatedly.
Fiber length, dust risk, and collection volume.
Shedding volume, interface, and air circuit.
Winding, clogging, and emptying frequency
Power supply, continuous duration, and transition route
| Site task | Pay attention to the configuration and conditions | Selection check |
|---|---|---|
| Around the textile workbench | Fiber length, dust risk, and collection volume. | The use of fibers does not equate to having obtained certification for combustible dust protection. |
| Packaging light dust | Shedding volume, interface, and air circuit. | Verify the actual attachments, not the suction capacity inferred from the container's appearance. |
| The concentration point of the thread and fuzz. | Winding, clogging, and emptying frequency | Include filter cleaning and emptying the hopper in the shift to avoid long fiber blockage. |
| Light industrial round cleaning | Power supply, continuous duration, and transition route | Determine power and maintenance requirements based on the delivered version, without using parameters from other models |
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: small lint and threads on a textile creel aisle, without an airborne dust cloud. Confirm material and accessories against the model configuration.

Application illustration: small threads and light fabric fragments on garment-workshop sewing aisles. Confirm material and accessories against the model configuration.

Application illustration: small paper fragments near workbenches in packaging/light industry. Confirm material and accessories against the model configuration.
First check the configurations related to the task, then verify the complete specifications and delivery version.
| Configuration item | This machine's page records |
|---|---|
| Compatible materials | Fibers, dust, cotton dust, threads, and light fragments |
| Product model | JGY-3610P |
Complete configuration should be verified by combining the machine's nameplate with the delivery list, not by using parameters from similar models

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 according to work station distribution and moving space layout, without blocking evacuation routes.
According to the fiber length and position matching tool, first prevent large clumps from entangling and blocking.
Divert hair, threads, and other materials, and clear the container in a timely manner.
Pay attention to fiber adhesion and filter material load; specific configuration is subject to the machine's documentation.
Check power according to the nameplate and order version; do not consider the configuration range as a fixed standard.
Check the air circuit, winding, container, and seal first if the suction capacity decreases; maintenance should be performed after stopping the machine and cutting off the power.
The following is an operational organization description, which is not the internal air circuit cross-section of this machine.
Fiber length, dust risk, and collection volume; first exclude incompatible and hazardous materials.
Separate the shavings, wires, and other materials, and clear the container in a timely manner. Check the suction head and air lines against the machine's interface.
Combine the route arrangement for tasks around the textile workstations, paying attention to containers, suction, and filtration status.
Check the air circuit, winding, container, and seal first if the suction capacity decreases; maintenance should be performed after stopping the machine and cutting off the power.
Around the winding and filtration load matching of light fiber, it needs to be coordinated with the actual medium, attachments, and working hours.
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-3078P | JGY-3610P | JGY100-75 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main tasks | Cold-state metal chips and workbench cleaning | Recycling of fibers, hair linters, and light dust. | Large-diameter industrial collection and separation system |
| Selection focus | Metal shavings and filter matching. | Fiber winding and filter load. | Inlet diameter, container and optional separator |
| Power supply | 220V | Verify the configuration documents of this model independently | 380V |
| Rated power | 3600W | Verify the configuration documents of this model independently | 7.5kW |
| Container | 80L | Verify the configuration documents of this model independently | 100L |
| Filter cleaning. | Unwoven fabric star-type filter | Verify the configuration documents of this model independently | Polyester fiber filter element |
| Cleaning and routine maintenance | Hand-pull reverse blow | Verify the configuration documents of this model independently | Manual dust removal cleaning |
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 fiber entanglement and filtration load, 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.
According to the layout and movement space, it should not block the evacuation channels. The specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables should be carried out in accordance with the manual of this machine.
According to the fiber length and position matching tool, prevent large clumps from entangling and blocking. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables should be carried out in accordance with the manual for this machine.
Separate the shavings, wires, and other materials, and clear the container in a timely manner. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables should be carried out according to the manual of this machine.
Pay attention to fiber adhesion and filter material load; specific configurations are subject to the machine's documentation. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables are to be followed as per the machine's manual.
Check the power supply according to the nameplate and order version; do not consider the configuration range as a fixed standard. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables should be carried out according to the user manual of this machine.
If the suction force decreases, first check the air circuit, winding, container, and seal. Before maintenance, stop the machine and cut off the power. Specific disassembly, cycle, and consumables should be carried out according to the user manual of this machine.
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 fiber, hair, and light dust collection to clearly define 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 cleaning lint and fibers in textile and packaging workstations, with a focus on checking the collection and filtration maintenance of lightweight materials, and should not be considered as a counterpart to metal shavings tasks.
Around the winding and filtration load selection of light fiber, actual selection also needs to combine fiber length, dust risk, and 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 metal debris and filtration compatibility, while this model emphasizes fiber winding and filtration load; 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 photos of the textile work area perimeter and other sites, collect the nature and quantity of the collected materials, the distance of the hose, power supply, working hours, and the disposal point, and together determine if it is suitable.

Please explain the fiber length, dust risk, and collection capacity, and supplement the power supply, suction distance, and daily work schedule. We will combine this machine's configuration comparison tool with filtration and disposal schemes.
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