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Adwest Technologies, Inc.Anaheim, CA 714-632-9801 Count on Adwest Technologies` many years dedicated to the RETOX RTO technical, design, fabrication, quality control and service experience to provide our past, current and future clients with an exceptionally reliable and energy efficient VOC Compliance advantage, such as our mist collectors. Call or email us today and experience the ADWEST RTO Advantage yourself!
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.Milwaukee, WI 414-365-6400 At Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. our mission is to enhance the value of our company by using the strengths of our employees, suppliers and integrated operations to provide our customers with systems and services, like our mist collectors, that are high in quality and competitive in price. Our products control and regulate Volatile Organic Compounds and Hazardous Air Pollutants.
Air-Clear LLCElkton, MD 443-245-3400 At Air-Clear LLC our approach is to learn as much as possible about your process and air quality requirements, and to use that information to engineer for you the equipment that maximizes your investment. We understand the role that air quality equipment like mist collectors has in your operation, which is why reliability is of utmost importance to our engineers. Call today!
Pollution SystemsHouston, TX 888-535-7310 With our expertise in the emission control industry, at Pollution Systems we can establish a cost effective, reliable solution custom to your operational needs and your latest air quality regulations. Our technical sales group will work with you to ensure you understand the different technologies available, like our mist collectors, and help you select the most appropriate equipment.
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APC Technologies, Inc.Pittsburgh, PA 877-464-2728 APC Technologies has outstanding depth of experience controlling a wide variety of airborne pollutants including fine particulate, oil mists, smoke, haze, heavy metals, volatile organic compounds and other contaminants with a plethora of products. With their mist collectors and catalytic purification systems, to name just a few of their products, APC has built an excellent reputation.
Bisco Enterprise, Inc.Addison, IL 800-878-7309 Through continual product development and engineering, Bisco Enterprise has broadened its line of original clean air systems to one of the widest selections offered in the industry, including mist collectors. We also offer a factory trained support system available to our customers before and after purchase to ensure they are completely satisfied with their products, systems and service.
Air Cleaning Technology, Inc.Santa Ana, CA 800-640-9008 A family owned & operated air cleaning system business since 1977, Air Cleaning Technology is committed to solving air cleaning & air pollution control problems with products like mist collectors in manufacturing plants, factories & commercial establishments. This commitment is reflected in our guarantee that our air cleaning systems meeting current local, state & federal regulations.
Ultra-Flow Inc.Waterloo, ON 800-267-5585 Specializing in systems design and innovative advanced technology product development, the team at Ultra-Flow Inc. works diligently to produce excellent products like mist collectors to satisfy the exact needs of our customers. Our engineers solve problems no one else would dare to touch, and we do it efficiently, effectively and for an affordable price. Call us today!
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Mist Collectors
Mist collection systems can be used for abrasives, coolant, smoke, oil, water and many other materials if properly engineered. Metal finishing and forming industries as well as chemical processing, brine desalination, marine, food processing, paper and pulp, agriculture and many other industries take advantage of mist collectors in daily operations. They are especially popular in applications where vapor quality is of utmost importance or where space and weight savings are integral. Installed in line, mist collectors have minimal impact on the gas flow of an operating system, another point of interest for many users. It is, however, important that mist collectors be accessible to technicians as regular maintenance is essential to optimal performance as particulates often adhere to the vapor and become trapped in the collection screen. To accommodate, most demisters are cleanable and relatively easy to replace.Also known as mist eliminators or demisters, the design of these collection tools can vary significantly, but operate off of the same general principals. The most important feature of a mist collector is the filter. Often several such obstacles are used in industrial collectors to capture droplets contained within a vapor stream. Different structures are used in to aggregate the mist into droplets that are heavy enough to drop out or separate from the air stream. Mesh type coalescers, vane packs, or pads made of fabric-like materials are among the most popular filters implemented in mist collectors. The filter or obstacle must be permeable with very close mesh like openings through which vapors may pass. Often the smaller the openings the more effective the device is at removing mist from the process stream. No matter the specific type or size, the filters cause a drop in pressure which draws moisture to the collection area. As aforementioned, mist collectors enable the capture and reuse of the liquids they remove. This necessitates a collection chamber. Often the base of the collector serves as the chamber. Droplets are filtered out through a valve in the bottom while vapors free of mist and debris rise and exit from the top of the compartment. It is important to consider the end goals, process stream and materials when selecting a mist collector for industrial use.
