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Industrial Air Filtration Applications

  • Dust Collection

    Collecting dust and smoke at the source is generally the most effective means of controlling contaminants from industrial processes. Featured systems include flexible extractor arms, cartridge dust collectors, baghouse dust collector, power booth modules /dust containment booths, and wet collector downdraft tables.

  • Ambient Fume & Dust Filtration

    Fine, airborne dust may be captured at the source with extraction arms, or it may be filtered from throughout the room using industrial air cleaners. By creating a planned air circulation pattern, providing systematic filtration, and preventing dust migration, air cleaners significantly improve air quality in the work environment.

  • Smoke & Fume Extraction

    For most welding jobs, a fume extractor arm provides excellent source capture and user-friendly operation. In some cases, smoke may be effectively captured with a low maintenance electrostatic precipitator, and to maximize energy efficiency a multi-station welding shop may benefit from a central dust collector with a variable frequency drive.

  • Mist Collection

    The most effective mist collection system depends on the needs of the specific application: it may be a machine-mounted mist collector, an electrostatic mist collector, ducted air cleaners, or a central mist collector to handle a multi-station machining facility. A variable frequency drive can also increase the cost-effectiveness of a central mist collection system.

  • Vehicle Exhaust Removal

    Featured applications of vehicle exhaust systems include a sports car facility, heavy duty construction equipment, and firehouse exhaust removal. Systems are designed based on the needs of the application, utilizing equipment such as exhaust hose reels, TEV fans, flexible duct, droppers, and booms.