Reference: HPD10003984
Gasket, reference 29, fitted between the impeller housing outlet and the outlet connector on various Holzmann, Leman, Jean l'Ébéniste and Bernardo dust collectors.
This dust collector sealing gasket is fitted between the impeller housing outlet and the outlet connector. It corresponds to reference 29 on the exploded parts diagram.
It ensures a proper seal between these two components, helping to prevent air leaks and loss of suction at the impeller outlet.
When the dust collector impeller is running, it generates the airflow required to transport wood chips and dust. The extraction system must remain properly sealed to maintain efficient suction performance.
This gasket is positioned between:
Once the components are assembled and tightened, the gasket seals the connection between them.
The gasket should be replaced if it becomes torn, cracked, distorted, crushed or otherwise damaged, particularly after repeated removal of the outlet connector or impeller assembly.
A damaged gasket may cause air leakage around the connection and can contribute to a reduction in dust extraction performance.
We also recommend checking its condition whenever the impeller housing or outlet connector is removed and replacing it if it can no longer provide an effective seal.
This gasket is suitable for various dust collectors, including:
IMPORTANT: BEFORE PURCHASING, always check the shape, dimensions, mounting holes and installation of your original gasket.
The same machine model may have undergone manufacturing changes over time. The list of compatible machines is provided as a compatibility guide and does not replace checking your original part.
If you are unsure, please provide us with the exact model of your dust collector, its month/year of manufacture and serial number, together with a photo of the part to be replaced whenever possible.
Turbine outlet connection for dust collector Ø500 mm
Gasket, reference 29, fitted between the impeller housing outlet and the outlet connector on various Holzmann, Leman, Jean l'Ébéniste and Bernardo dust collectors.