B|Flux

The inlet port size is 8”. It comes with a splitter that fits over the 8” inlet. The splitter has three 4” inlets so that you can connect multiple hoses to the machine. We recommend installing blast gates on each port so that you can control which machine you are collecting from when multiple machines are connected.

Yes. The B|Flux dust collector ship disassembled to avoid damage during shipping and requires assembly prior to use. You can view the assembly video below:

Yes, the inlet port can be pointed up or down.  The “dust chute” (upper housing) can be mounted with the port pointed up or down during the initial assembly

Yes. You can empty and reuse the dust collection bags if desired. Replacement bags are available through dealers or on our website. These are sold in a package of 5 bags. The fine dust bag at the bottom of the filter can also be reused.

The “Inlet CFM” is the maximum CFM the Bflux dust collector achieves at the inlet port. The “Shop Setting CFM” number provides a “real world” measurement with dust collection hose connection to the machine and measurements taken downstream.

The B|Flux filter cartridge is a 1 micron filter. The filter cartridge is easy to clean using the included filter cleaning handle. A few quick turns of the handle cleans dust out of the filter pleats so that it is ready for the next use.

The B|Flux dust collector is excellent at collecting dust, chips, and shavings from the source (bandsaw, tablesaw, planer, etc.). This helps keep the dust away from the moving parts of the machines to keep it from becoming airborne. We recommend a dual approach for shops:

1. Removing dust from the source with a quality dust collector.
2. Filtering ambient shop air, particularly when sanding or other operations that produce fine dust, with an Air Filtration System. This two-step collection provides the best air quality for your shop.

The B|Flux dust collector is designed for direct hose connections to individual machines, although many users have small ducted systems for a few machines. We recommend dust collectors with higher CFM ratings like our Cflux and Pflux series machines for ducted systems. If you choose to connect multiple machines, you will want to use blast gates to turn off collection to machines not in use to maximize CFM to the machine currently in use.

Our dust collectors are specifically designed and tested for woodworking dust, chips, and shavings and are designed to collect from woodworking machines. We have customers who use our dust collectors for many other applications such as plastics, paper, grinding dust, powder, and a wide range of other materials from various sources or machines. While our dust collectors may work well for these other applications, we do not have any testing data or connection information for these other uses. You will need to decide which unit would be best for your needs based on the CFM and how you intend to connect to your equipment.

No, the B|Flux does not come with a remote control. It has a standard on/off switch located on the motor box. Our C|Flux, P|Flux, T|Flux, and X|Flux machines come with remote control.

Yes, the Bflux can be plugged into aftermarket remote control switches. You will want to size the aftermarket accessory appropriately for the 1 HP 110 volt motor of the Bflux machine.

The B|Flux dust collector is designed for single machine operation. It works well with Tablesaws, Bandsaws, Jointers, Planers, Sanders, Router Tables, and more.

The inlet on the B|Flux is a 4” inlet. We recommend using a 4” diameter dust collection hose with this machine. Should you need to connect to machines with smaller outlets like miter saws or similar portable machines, we recommend stepping the 4” hose down with a reducer near the machine being connected to. Users may need to provide “bleed air” when stepping down to smaller sizes. This is accomplished by installing another inlet on a Y fitting that can be opened to introduce additional ambient air into the air-stream when collecting from smaller outlets. This additional air helps to keep up the velocity in the 4” hose and keeps the impeller from starving for airflow when connected to small ports.

New woodworking machines sold by Laguna Tools carry a two-year warranty. Machines sold through dealers must be registered with Laguna Tools within 30 days of purchase to be covered by this warranty. Laguna Tools guarantees all new machines sold to be free of manufacturers’ defective workmanship, parts and materials. Details are available on our Warranty page.

To register your machine, follow the link below and complete the online form. You will need to upload a copy of your receipt. This can be the receipt file from a dealer, a scan, or a photo of your receipt.

Warranty Registration

You can contact our service department by several methods. You can reach service by phone at (800) 332-4094. You can email us at [email protected]. You may be asked to leave your name and contact information for one of our techs to reach you. You can also open a service ticket by completing this online form. Service requests are handled in the order that they are received. You can find useful tips and tricks in our How-To videos and Tech-Tips videos on our YouTube channel.

The B|Flux dust collector and all of our Classic Series machines are sold exclusively through authorized Laguna Tools dealers. You can find the closest dealer or online dealers using our Dealer Locator.

Laguna Classic Series machines are designed in California at our Huntington Beach facility and are manufactured and shipped globally. The Bflux dust collector is manufactured at an ISO-9001 certified facility in Taiwan.

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Yes, the Bflux dust collector is CSA inspected and certified. The CSA certification means it has been tested against applicable North American standards requirements and is widely accepted by many government and code officials, regulatory and regulation bodies, leading retailers, and Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). The CSA mark demonstrates that a product has been rigorously tested to applicable standards. These include standards written or administered by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), Underwriters Laboratories (UL), CSA Group (CSA), NSF International (NSF), and other North American and global organizations.