Power Makina Cyclone Cabins consist of two separate units. Powder paint particles sucked together with the air are thrown into the cyclone body with a 180-degree centrifugal rotation. The second vortex formed in the middle section lowers the dust particles into the cyclone bucket over the cyclone cone. Small fractures formed as a result of the collision of fast-moving particles with each other head to the suction pipe in the middle with the air and pass through the filter group to the defect tank. The powder paint accumulated in the bucket during operation is taken at regular intervals and sieved and returned to the gun.

Cyclone cabins are used by businesses with a lot of color change in the powder coating industry. Cyclone cabins break up the powder paint particles due to the centrifugal effect. For this reason, the paints accumulated in the cyclone tank should be mixed with fresh paint and used.