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We specialize in dust collection, air filtration and product recovery, offering fabric filters, cyclones and cartridge collectors, including dust collectors, jet dust collectors, shakers and insertables. We design, manufacture, install and commission large multi-module dust collecting systems.
AAF® International provides high-quality solutions to all of your dust control needs. We provide cartridge collectors, baghouses, Rotoclone® wet collectors, shaker-bag collectors, mist collectors and more. We also provide replacement parts and filters for all makes.
We manufacture dust collectors, baghouses, cyclone dust collectors and ducts and fittings. Our dust collecting products are built for applications such as air pollution control, ventilation sheet metal, dust collection, pneumatic fabrication, custom baghouses and specialty fabrication.
Founded in 1966 to design and manufacture the highest quality air purification equipment, our Dust-Hog dust collector and Smog-Hog mist/fume collector lines include cartridge collectors, cyclone collectors, bag/media collectors & source capture collectors that meet or exceed OSHA & EPA regulations.
Fully equipped to meet your demands for turn-key dust collection solutions. We offer design, fabrication, installation, start-up and training for dust collecting systems. Rely on ACT’s expertise for baghouses, dust collectors, cyclones, baghouse bags & cages, dust collection components and more.
J.D.B. Dense Flow offers dust collecting systems with low initial cost, low installation cost and low maintenance characteristics. Our dust collectors are most often used in powder or granulation factories for reclaim or disposal. Call us today for quality industrial dust collectors.
Air Cleaning Technology is a recognized leader in design, sales and service of specialized dust collection systems. Our product line includes wet collectors, downdraft tables, environmental booths and small packaged units. We provide turnkey projects from conception to final installation.
Industry leading Midwestern distributor of dust collectors, air cleaning & purifying equipment and accessories for air cleaning systems. We offer mist & smoke elimination, process dust & powder reclaim, flex wall isolation systems, robotic welding ventilation, etc. Over 40 years with industrial specialty.
Dust collection involves the capture of air contaminated by dust in order to filter the air by removing the dust matter and release the remaining clean air and gas back into the environment. Dust collection services involve a continuous process for dust collecting of any process-generated dust particles from the source point. Dust collection is used to recover valuable material, as in silo vents, or to remove granular solid pollutants from exhaust gases before venting them back into the atmosphere. In many cases, dust collection is used in conjunction with air pollution control equipment to improve air quality.
Dust collection is done by dust collectors, which are designed to collect dust as classified by size in three categories: respirable dust collectors, inhalable dust collectors, and total dust collectors. Respirable dust collectors help remove dust that is able to penetrate deep into the lungs, while inhalable dust collectors remove dust that is trapped in the nose, throat and upper respiratory tract. Total dust collectors collect both types of dust. Some popular methods of dust collection include cyclone separator dust collection, cartridge dust collection, electrostatic precipitator dust collection, fabric dust collection (also known as baghousing), unit dust collection, vibrator dust collection, and wet scrubber dust collection.
Since dust can remain in the air for an indefinite period of time without any chemical change other than fracturing, dust collection is necessary in order to remove the presence of excessive dust. This dust can be dangerous and cause such hazards as respiratory diseases, irritation to eyes, ears, nose, throat and skin, dust explosions or fire, and damage to manufacturing equipment.
