Below are examples of our installations of High Volume Wood Waste Extraction System. Scroll down for more photos from the installation site.
Reverse-Pulse Extractor – Woodworking Tafe
High Volume Wood-waste Blown into Containers
Wood-waste Extractor Side Shot
Below are photos of the XLC Scotch Brite Dust Extraction System installed on site. Scroll down to find more images from the site.
XLC Scotch Brite Dust Extraction System
Pharmaceutical Fume Extraction
Dust Extraction for Plasma Welding Application
Workplace Asthma is well documented and can be a common illness among industrial workers. One of the key ways that employers can prevent this is by providing good extraction in order to reduce the presence of agents that can cause respiratory problems.
Since the beginning of the industrial age with match girls in Britain and factory workers across the world there has been a need to ventilate and protect employees from debilitating respiratory conditions caused by dust and fume extraction.
Case histories from the turn of the last century make for grim reading and unfortunately so do some of ones from the turn of this century. But as our technological advances improve, develop and dominate our world, perhaps before considering the values of production companies should focus rather on the means with which to protect their workforce.
Below are some images and photos captured from our Dust Collector and extraction system installation an iron ore mine in Swaziland. Scroll down for more images from the installations at the site.
photos of a project in Swaziland dust extraction in an iron ore mine, we were contracted to supply and install, with the help of local labour.
Abrasive blasting is essentially a highly precise mechanized form of sanding. In the most commonly used form, a stream of abrasive material is propelled with compressed air against a surface. This material can be composed of metallic or non-metallic pieces. The stream is used to smooth rough edges, shape surfaces and in some cases remove surface impurities. An inevitable by-product of this process is the production of dust.
There are a host of health dangers associated with the inhalation of dust, with the degree of danger dependent upon the nature and size of the dust created. The smallest particulates are the most dangerous, and all dust represents a threat to machines, shortening lifespans and increasing frequency of maintenance.
Fortunately, Dust Extraction Solutions develop and design solutions well suited to removing the by-products of metallic or non-metallic abrasive blasting. It can spare both your employees and your machinery the negative consequences of freely-floating dust. The experts at Dust Extraction Solutions will recommend the best and most efficient dust extraction system for your specific facility.