Dust is generated during processes such as wood storage, sawing, machine carving, and sanding, while volatile organic compounds are produced during painting and drying processes. The wood chips and dust that have no designated disposal, along with volatile organic compounds without control measures, have historically been major causes of fire hazards in furniture enterprises, affecting work safety. Nowadays, they have become a key target for environmental protection departments in their crackdown on pollution. Most production workshops now equip machines with industrial vacuum cleaners, which can clean up dust and wood chips from the floor, improving the working environment and enhancing work efficiency.

Dust pollution sources mainly exist in areas such as wood cutting zones, wood processing workshops, painting and polishing workshops, and polishing areas, which are all blind spots thoroughly investigated by environmental protection departments. Specifically, dust emissions are primarily found in processes like material cutting, drilling, machining, sanding, and polishing. The use of industrial vacuum cleaners can be integrated with machines, equipped with dedicated suction ports to directly remove dust during sanding and drilling processes, saving operational time and improving product precision, enhancing quality comprehensively from details to overall standards. Industrial vacuum cleaners have now become essential machines in factory workshops.