Clen Portable Bag Dust Collector
The Clen portable bag dust collector rolls to wherever the work is. Plug-and-play bag filtration captures wood dust and chips at a single machine, with no permanent ductwork and no wait for a full system design.
- Filtration
- Bag media
- Siting
- Indoor
- Mobility
- Portable, repositions between machines
- Dust profile
- Light-duty dust and chip, one machine
- Pairs with
- A single saw, router, sander or bench tool
- Best for
- Small shops, mobile crews, single-cell capture
Every other unit in this lineup answers the question "how do we extract a whole plant." The Clen answers a different question: "how do we capture dust at this one machine, today, without an engineering project."
It is a self-contained bag collector on casters. There is no duct main to design, no facility assessment to schedule first: connect the flex hose to the machine and it is running. That makes it the right tool for operations that do not yet have, or do not need, a shared extraction system.
Coral USA builds the Clen to the same bag-filtration standard as the rest of the range, just scaled down to a footprint that fits a tight floor plan and a budget that fits a single work cell.
Built for one machine, one job.
The Clen is not a scaled-down version of a whole-plant system. It is purpose-built for capture that has to move.
Small Workshops
Small cabinet making shops running one or two machines at a time do not need a duct main sized for a facility they do not have. The Clen scales to the job in front of it.
Mobile Crews and Job Sites
Site-based millwork and joinery work moves from job to job. Casters and plug-and-play setup mean the Clen sets up as fast as the tool it is paired with.
Classrooms and Prototype Shops
Training environments and one-off prototype builds favor flexible, low-commitment capture over a fixed system sized for continuous production.
Portable capture, same bag media.
Portability changes the engineering problem more than it changes the filtration.
A fixed bag system is designed around a duct network: a main sized to carry air from several branch pickups without losing velocity along the way. A portable unit like the Clen removes that network entirely and puts the blower, bag media and collection point in one chassis, connected to the machine by a short length of flex hose. The tradeoff is scope: a portable unit captures one point of generation well, rather than several points adequately.
The bag media itself works the same way it does across the rest of the Coral USA lineup: dust-laden air passes through the fabric, particulate builds a filtering cake on the surface, and clean air is returned to the shop. What changes is the duty cycle. A single-machine unit sees intermittent running rather than the continuous load of a shared plant main, so the Clen is built for light-duty, machine-by-machine capture rather than round-the-clock extraction.
If your shop grows past the point where moving one unit between machines is practical, the shared-main products in this lineup, starting with the Icon Bag or the FM READY Sleeve, are the next step up.
Clen FAQ.
What small shops and mobile crews ask before adding a Clen.
Does the Clen need permanent ductwork installed?
No. The Clen is plug-and-play: roll it to a machine, connect the flex hose, and start collecting. There is no duct main to design or install.
Can I move the Clen between machines during a shift?
Yes. Repositioning between workstations is the entire point of the design, which is why it fits flexible layouts and job sites better than a fixed system.
Is the Clen powerful enough to run more than one machine at a time?
The Clen is built for single-machine, single-cell capture. If you need to serve several machines from one system, the Icon Bag or FM READY Sleeve are the better starting point.
How is the Clen different from a shop vacuum?
A shop vacuum is a consumer appliance sized for occasional cleanup. The Clen is an industrial bag collector sized for continuous machine capture, built by Coral USA to the same filtration standards as the rest of the lineup.
Will the Clen work in a classroom or training shop?
Yes. Its compact footprint and plug-and-play setup make it a common fit for classrooms, prototype shops, and other flexible, lower-volume environments.
Need capture today, not next quarter?
No duct design, no system layout, no wait on an engineering drawing: a Clen starts working at a workstation as soon as it arrives. Request a quote to add one. Still weighing a fixed system? Put it beside the Airalt Cartridge and the Airalt M Sleeve first.