Best Jet Dust Collector

We get this question a lot; why not just use a store bought trash or heavy duty bag for my dust collector? The simple answer is that the standard bags you find at a big box store are generally very thin and flimsy in comparison. This makes them vulnerable to tearing and ripping which makes for a complete mess for us to clean up after. Not only that, thinner bags "dry out" a lot quicker than thicker bags. Our clear plastic dust collector bags are a thicker plastic material that can be re-used after its filled up. Designed to be used on the bottom of single stage dust collector units, these plastic dust collection bags are ideal for capturing larger dust particles and debris that is created when working with dust collectors. When you see the transparent bag filled up, simply remove it from the dust collector, empty the bag and place it back on to the dust collector. When the bag does finally wear out, you can replace it with one of the four remaining bags that come in this pack. When comparing plastic bags to cloth bags for the bottom of dust collectors, plastic generally wins out. A big drawback of cloth bags is when you need to clean them out, it creates a "dust storm" and essentially defeats the purpose of your dust collection efforts. Plastic bags keep the dust and debris inside the bag where it belongs. Each plastic bags measures approximately 43" long by 31" wide (20" in diameter).