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product_id: 48430749
title: "DUST COMMANDER - Cyclone filter element/Dust collector"
brand: "dust commander"
price: "RM575"
currency: MYR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Dust Commander"
url: https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/48430749-dust-commander-cyclone-filter-element-dust-collector
store_origin: MY
region: Malaysia
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# 99% dust capture efficiency 50/55mm air connection diameter 31cm compact total height DUST COMMANDER - Cyclone filter element/Dust collector

**Brand:** dust commander
**Price:** RM575
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Command your dust, conquer your craft!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DUST COMMANDER - Cyclone filter element/Dust collector by dust commander
- **How much does it cost?** RM575 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/48430749-dust-commander-cyclone-filter-element-dust-collector)

## Best For

- dust commander enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dust commander brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Trusted by Pros:** Highly rated with 4.6 stars from over 3,000 users who rely on it for CNC, woodworking, and DIY projects.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** At just 31cm tall and 390g, it fits effortlessly into any workshop without sacrificing performance.
- • **Ultimate Dust Defense:** Captures over 99% of dust before it hits your vacuum, keeping your workspace pristine and your equipment safe.
- • **Precision Fit Adapters:** Includes versatile 32mm and 35mm adapters plus a mounting kit for seamless integration with your setup.
- • **Durable Polypropylene Build:** Engineered from high-quality polypropylene for long-lasting, corrosion-resistant operation.

## Overview

The DUST COMMANDER CLC is a high-efficiency polypropylene cyclone filter designed to capture over 99% of dust particles before they reach your vacuum. With 50/55mm air connections, included adapters, and a compact 31cm height, it’s engineered for seamless integration into CNC, woodworking, and DIY workshops. Trusted by thousands for its durability and performance, it ensures a cleaner, safer workspace.

## Description

Capture up to 99% of dust before it reaches your workshop vacuum with this high-efficiency polypropylene cyclone filter. Ideal for CNC, woodworking, and more.

Review: This works really well. Dust and chip separation is fantastic. - Well engineered and well made product. Does exactly what you hope it would do. A quality item.
Review: Works great - This cyclone filter is great. I have it connected to a plastic bin and a vacuum cleaner and I'm using this to create negative pressure in my diy sandblasting cabinet. It works very well to capture all the fine dust and nothing makes it all the way to the vacuum cleaner filter. Great value and saved me the trouble of 3d printing one.

## Features

- Polypropylene Cyclone filter
- Inside/outside diameter of the air connections : 50/55mm
- Filter Efficiency: > 99%
- Total height : 31cm
- Ships with 1 x mounting kit, 2 x 32mm and 2 x 35mm adapters

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HXDYL70 |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 72,914 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 58 in Vacuum & Dust Collector Filters |
| Colour | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (3,083) |
| Date First Available | 13 Mar. 2015 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 390 g |
| Item model number | DUST COMMANDER CLC |
| Manufacturer | Sulaco A.I.R Works |
| Material | Plastic |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Part Number | DUST COMMANDER CLC |
| Product Dimensions | 18 x 15 x 31 cm; 390 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DUST COMMANDER
- **Compatible devices:** Floor vacuum cleaner, upright vacuum cleaner
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Product dimensions:** 18L x 15W x 31H centimetres
- **Reusability:** Reusable

## Images

![DUST COMMANDER - Cyclone filter element/Dust collector - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Q1BSTNv6L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This works really well. Dust and chip separation is fantastic.
*by P***F on 11 November 2025*

Well engineered and well made product. Does exactly what you hope it would do. A quality item.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great
*by R***S on 11 October 2025*

This cyclone filter is great. I have it connected to a plastic bin and a vacuum cleaner and I'm using this to create negative pressure in my diy sandblasting cabinet. It works very well to capture all the fine dust and nothing makes it all the way to the vacuum cleaner filter. Great value and saved me the trouble of 3d printing one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Now working
*by I***N on 13 May 2014*

I started this after it was received and examined but not installed on anything. I've now got it up and running very successfully. Read on if you dare: Part 1 - package arrived. I know a bloke who has a dust deputy AND a dust mite. This looks like exactly the same moulding so I'll go and compare later. I know these things work, and work really well so now I need to finish my drop box. Great price on this listing, btw. The moulding seam grinding is a bit rough on the outside but the inside feels perfectly smooth as far as I can tell. Part 2 I've now finished the drop box. I've heard a lot of warnings about inadequately strong containers and in fact one YouTube demo of the unit proudly mounted atop a paint bucket showed the bucket collapsing when the vac was switched. The author saying he's have to look into improving it seemed a good enough reason to avoid that route... SO: I overengineered my drop box, just for fun and produced an octagonal "drum" from 19mm pine, using birdsmouth construction (like a hollow ship's mast) with a snap-catch flat lid in 19mm pine and a plinth base made from a bit of mdf. I think it looks kinda cute, like something of a 19th century farm or some such... anyway, a black plastic Ikea wastepaper bin fits inside it and is an exact (really) fit top to bottom, making an airtight seal when the lid is snapped on. Because of the thickness of the lid, there is no need for a gasket or retaining ring on the inside of the lid. The biggest, totally unforeseen problem has been attaching hoses. The infeed is a Bosch 35 mm hose Bosch VAC005 5-Meter Vacuum Hose 35mm which I had to get from Amazon dot COM and cost about 36 quid delivered. The Festool equivalent, here, FESTOOL 452884 Suction hose D36 antistatic D 36x5m-AS Price: £132.95 The difference? The festool is antistatic and is a different colour. going off to my tools, and the bosch machine fitting _just_ goes onto the Dust Commander spigot but it's unfeasibly tight and doesn't go on far enough to be really secure. I'm also not confident about the fitting not splitting, it really is _that_ tight. I therefore sat down with several cups of coffee and an excuse to listen to some Arvo Part on Radio 3 and tediously filed the input (side) spigot into a taper. This was easier than it sounds. I just used light strokes and wandered around the entire circumference a dozen strokes at a time, repeating the process over and over again and pausing now and again to try the hose fitting again. How long did it take? Two complete Arvo Part symphonies, Vaughan Williams Fantasia on Greensleeves, the whole of Scheherezade (Rimsky Korsakov - bloody marvellous!) and most of Let it Bleed which I'm sure everybody knows as it's the Stones' finest album, ever. At the end of that the hose fitting was still a very tight push fit but felt hundreds of percent better, progressively tightening as pushed on with a bit of a twist. There's no chance of it coming adrift accidentally and it no longer feels like it's stressing the coupling to fracture-point. The Dust Deputy, of course, already has a manufacturer's moulded-in taper. The Dust Commander and the identical-seeming Dust Mite do not. The Deputy is an expensive PITA to get hold of in the U.K. The Dust Commander's lack of taper can be overcome with very few special tools ( a file and a load of music) but it would have been nice to have had it ready to go out of the box. If you're going to slip a hose INSIDE the spigots, then _this_ is not a problem. Lungs of the outfit are provided by an AquaVac which a mate of mine found in a skip and left on my doorstep, saying he thought the bottom part might be useful as a drop box. I fired it up. It didn't work. I put a new fuse in it. The motor worked but there was no suction, so I dynarodded the hose out with an inch square batten and removed the filter which was blocked so thoroughly that air would literally not flow at all. Some oik seems to have used it to clean up plaster without a dust bag, wrecked it and chucked it in the skip. Patience and a little Mozart is all it took, though I found some Norwegian Death metal necessary for cleaning the worst of the hose out. Thank you Tristania. The Aquavac has oodles of suck. but the hose is a bit feeble. It's around 30 mm. I think and after loads of reading I'm convinced a fatter vac to cyclone hose would give me better performance. I managed to get it to go into the top port of the Cyclone by cutting the thin tapered tool end off and ramming the bare hose up a piece of plastic I found that was a tight push into the spigot's I.D. I secured the hose itself with duct tape wrapped around some abrasive paper to make it fit inside this "adapter". The whole thing was then held together with more duct tape carefully lapped around the hose ribbings. Tedious, but managed with the help of some Debussy and a little Jefferson Airplane. Now I have a push-fit top connector that can be coupled and uncoupled as necessary. In the long term I'd like to replace the cyclone-to-vac hose with something like 65mm instead of the 30 or so it has now, but then there's going to be all the problems of adapters again and I'm NOT going to pay 150 quid for the Festool made to measure part. I might also buy a new filter for the Aquavac as the one in it has been brushed out and whacked to clean it and it's a bit past its best and it really is the bit that keeps the invisible dust out of the operator's pipes. Anyway, it works and it looks... unusual. I made the family come out and watch the entertaining cyclone as punishment for the constant "What is THAT you're making?" interrogation I'd suffered over the weeks I'd half-heartedly done bits and pieces on the project. Now they know, and are careful not to ask any more. Oh - the vac is plugged into a cheap adapter sold for powering up computer peripherals when the main unit is booted. Instead of a computer, it now has a track saw or sander going into the "main" socket and the Aquavac going into one of the two auxiliary sockets. There's a 5 second delay on starting and a 5 second run-on when the tool stops, which is plenty of time to clear the hoses. I suppose I ought to put some photographs up on the page to make sense of the rambling explanation. Watch this space. I've knocked one star off purely because of the taper issue. The unit performs flawlessly otherwise.

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