Oneida Air Systems manufactures high-quality cyclonic dust collection systems, components, and ductwork for personal, professional, and industrial shop environments.
Founded in 1993 and based in Syracuse, New York, Oneida Air Systems is an industry leader in the design and manufacture of cyclonic dust collection systems. The brand is dedicated to creating safe, clean, and healthy working environments for woodworkers, contractors, and industrial facilities. Their product lineup includes the highly popular Dust Deputy cyclone separators, Dust Gorilla Pro, and Dust Cobra systems, as well as HEPA-grade filter media and specialized ductwork.
Oneida Air Systems prides itself on superior U.S. manufacturing and craftsmanship, offering robust components that maximize suction performance and prolong the lifespan of vacuums and filters. With a strong commitment to quality control and customer safety, Oneida Air Systems provides comprehensive equipment and accessories tailored to handle wood dust, drywall debris, metal shavings, and more.
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No, washing the filter cartridge with water is not recommended as it may damage the filter material. Use compressed air (30-90 PSI) directed at a 20-degree angle to safely blow out the dust.
With regular maintenance, Oneida cartridge filters can last up to 5 years or more. Replace the filter if thorough cleanings no longer restore suction performance or if the media/seal is torn or damaged.
Unplug the unit, wear a dust mask and eye protection, and use compressed air (30-90 PSI) directed at a 20-degree angle at least 2 inches away from the filter's exterior pleating. Never use water.
You can reach Oneida Air Systems customer support by calling 1-866-387-8822 or emailing support@oneida-air.com.
No, these units are not rated for use in combustible environments. Do not operate them in areas where explosion risks are high, such as near pilot lights, open flames, or other ignition sources.