Cartridge filter FP2 Ø500 mm for dust collector
Filter cartridge FP2, one of the most efficient for dust collector diameter 500 mm
Filter cartridge FP2, one of the most efficient for dust collector diameter 500 mm
Felt Filter bag for different dust collector 150-300 liters diameter 500 mm
Felt Filter bag for different dust collector 150-300 liters diameter 500 mm
Plastic lower bag for dust collector Ø500 mm - Set of5 pieces
Plastic lower bag for dust collector Ø500 mm - Set of 10 pieces
Wheel for chip vacuum cleaners of all brands like those presented below - Sold individually
Filter cartridge Bernardo FP3, the most efficient for dust collector diameter 500 mm
Turbine metal blades curved to the left diameter 300 mm for dust collector
Gasket, reference 29, fitted between the impeller housing outlet and the outlet connector on various Holzmann, Leman, Jean l'Ébéniste and Bernardo dust collectors.
Sealing gasket reference 43 for the impeller housing, suitable for various Holzmann, Leman, Jean l'Ébéniste, Holzprofi Starter and Bernardo dust collectors.
Discover our range of spare parts for Bernardo DC300, DC400 and DC500 dust collectors, designed to help you maintain, repair and extend the service life of your woodworking dust extraction equipment.
A reliable wood dust collector is essential in any woodworking workshop. It helps remove wood chips, shavings and airborne dust generated by machines such as planers, thicknessers, table saws, spindle moulders and bandsaws.
Over time, regular use can cause certain components to wear out, become clogged or suffer mechanical damage. Replacing these parts when necessary helps maintain effective dust extraction and reduces the risk of breakdowns.
At Probois Machinoutils, we offer a selection of Bernardo dust collector replacement parts, including filter bags, collection bags, cartridge filters, impellers, seals and wheels.
Whether you are a professional woodworker or a woodworking enthusiast, finding the correct spare part allows you to keep your extraction system operating efficiently without necessarily replacing the entire machine.
The filtration system plays an important role in the performance of a woodworking dust collector.
Its purpose is to separate dust from the extracted airflow while allowing air to pass through the filtering material.
As dust accumulates, the filter may become clogged, restricting airflow and reducing extraction efficiency.
Our range includes various filtration components, depending on the model and configuration of your machine:
Felt filter bags for collecting dust particles.
Cotton filter bags for compatible dust extraction systems.
Cartridge filters offering a larger filtration surface on suitable models.
Replacement filtration components for maintaining your dust collector.
A damaged or heavily clogged filter can cause reduced suction performance and increased dust emissions.
Regular inspection and appropriate cleaning are therefore essential. When a filter becomes damaged or can no longer be cleaned effectively, replacement is recommended.
Always check the dimensions and compatibility of the replacement filter before ordering.
The dust collection bag is another essential component of your Bernardo dust extraction system.
Positioned beneath the extraction unit, it collects the wood chips and shavings transported through the ducting.
During regular woodworking operations, collection bags may become punctured, torn or damaged when being emptied.
A damaged bag can cause dust leakage, reduce cleanliness around the machine and interfere with the correct operation of the extraction system.
Replacing it with a suitable dust collector collection bag helps maintain proper waste collection.
When selecting a replacement, check the bag diameter, attachment method and dimensions required for your dust collector.
It is also advisable to empty collection bags before they become excessively full, as accumulated waste can restrict airflow and reduce extraction performance.
The dust collector impeller is a key mechanical component responsible for generating the airflow needed to transport wood chips and dust into the collection system.
An impeller may become damaged if a foreign object enters the extraction circuit or if the machine experiences abnormal mechanical stress.
Signs of a possible impeller problem include:
Unusual vibrations during operation.
Abnormal mechanical noises.
Reduced extraction performance.
Visible damage to the impeller blades.
Irregular operation of the extraction unit.
If an impeller is damaged, the machine should be switched off and inspected before further use.
Replacing a defective dust extraction impeller may restore correct operation, provided the other mechanical components are in good condition.
For safety reasons, impellers must be selected according to the exact machine model, dimensions and mounting specifications. An unsuitable impeller can create dangerous vibrations or mechanical failures.
In addition to filtration and extraction components, smaller spare parts contribute to the reliability and convenience of your equipment.
Seals and gaskets help maintain airtight connections between the different sections of the extraction system.
A worn, damaged or incorrectly fitted seal may allow air to escape, reducing suction efficiency.
Replacing defective seals helps limit unwanted air leaks and maintain proper airflow through the machine.
Castors and wheels are also important for mobile dust collectors.
They allow the extraction unit to be moved around the workshop and positioned near different woodworking machines.
If a wheel becomes damaged or difficult to rotate, replacing it can improve mobility and stability.
Checking these components regularly helps prevent minor defects from becoming more significant maintenance problems.
Before purchasing a spare part for a Bernardo DC300, DC400 or DC500 dust collector, it is essential to identify your machine correctly.
Although these models belong to the Bernardo dust extraction range, their components are not necessarily interchangeable.
To avoid ordering an unsuitable part, we recommend checking:
The exact model indicated on the machine's identification plate.
The reference number shown in the exploded parts diagram.
The dimensions of the original component.
The diameter and fixing system of filter and collection bags.
The mounting specifications of mechanical components.
Any compatibility information provided on the product page.
Some replacement parts may also fit dust collectors from other brands, but compatibility must be confirmed before installation.
Important: A part listed in this category is not automatically suitable for all three Bernardo models. Always consult the individual product description.
Regular maintenance is essential to keep your wood dust extraction system working efficiently.
Check the condition of the filter bags and cartridges, empty the collection bags regularly and inspect the extraction circuit for blockages or air leaks.
Pay attention to unusual vibrations, abnormal noises and any noticeable reduction in suction power.
These symptoms may indicate a clogged filter, blocked duct, damaged impeller or another mechanical issue.
Before performing maintenance, always disconnect the machine from the electrical supply and wait until all rotating components have stopped completely.
Never operate a dust collector with damaged protective components or an incorrectly installed filtration system.
Remember that effective wood dust control also depends on suitable extraction ducting, proper machine connections and appropriate filtration for the dust being produced.
At Probois Machinoutils, we understand the importance of maintaining your woodworking machinery and dust extraction equipment.
Our selection of spare parts for Bernardo DC300, DC400 and DC500 dust collectors helps you find replacement components for routine maintenance and repairs.
Whether you need a filter bag, dust collection bag, cartridge filter, impeller, seal or replacement wheel, consult the available product listings to identify the component compatible with your machine.
Replacing worn parts and carrying out regular maintenance can help extend the service life of your dust collector and maintain a cleaner, more efficient woodworking workshop.