The HEAVY SMOKER design has 4 filtering steps: 1.- A Buffer Unit, 2.- A Louver Unit, 3.-A Cylindrical Filter, 4.- A Final Filter.

1.- The Buffer Unit  is a curved metal plate where the mist first collides. Impinging at the metal plate the liquids and debri stick to the curved surface and drip down upon when heavy enough. The reulting sludge and oil are collected at the bottom. This configuration reduces the filter load.

2,. The Louver Unit is a set of crossed grid set of (armored) buffer plates with an mesh alternating between vertical and horizontal design, all within a box-shaped structure. This helps remove heavy particles such as powdered dust. An extra filter within the box further improves this component's effiiency.

3.- The Cylindrical Filter is the first fabric component inside the collector which captures mist which is squeezed-through by the powerful air flow of the turbo fan.

4.- The Final Filter is the last step in the filtering process of the HEAVY SMOKER, which collect particles from 0.3 microns wide. The highest grade in the industry, it collects 99.93% of particles, ensuring the cleaness of the expelled air.

All these features ensure the 99.93% efficiency of the HEAVY SMOKER collector, but for even further performance, aditional accesories may be installed on and after the exhaust outlet port: extra filters or hose duct in order to move the exhaust air into another process.