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Design
& Manufacturing Solutions Industrial,
Continuous-Duty Dust Extractors
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Custom Solutions
--- Construction,
Industry, Manufacturing, OEM.
Need
help upgrading your dust
extraction operation? Improving performance, efficiency, safety,
working conditions?  Tired
of wasting time and money on shop vacuums? Is dust eating them up
and the motors not lasting? All applications or
operations have some degree of delimiting factors and we analyze and
consider all of them including price.
As experts in our field
we realize that many of you are not aware of what can be done or is
available ... Common areas that we address include:
- longer life
motors, circuit boards, hoses
- better filtration
to reduce suction drop, less maintenance, cleaner exhaust, improved separation
- greater power
with
reduced amp draw, quieter operation
 cleaner and safer
handling and disposal of debris, reclamation of product- stationary,
wall mount or mobile design
- versatility to handle multiple
applications or to also be used to vacuum spills, industrial cleaning,
etc.
- sequential timing
to operate multiple work stations or milling machines (ref. above
photo), etc.
With any number of
reasons to have a better vacuum system, including:
- tighter EPA and
OSHA regulations
- production
demands
- better and safer
working conditions
- to compliment your premier OEM
product with a superior vacuum.
Please
feel free to give us a call to see what we can do for you.
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- Industrial Vacuums
Maximize
Performance, Production, Safety, Profits
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With a Custom
Designed Industrial-Grade Dust Extractor
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- 120 Volt, 13.8 Amp
- 440 CFM, 110"
H20
- Semi-Automatic
Filter Cleaning
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- 240 Volt, 7.0 Amp
- 350 CFM, 110"
H20
- Automatic Filter
Cleaning
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Continuous
Duty Industrial Vacuum Cleaners
for Fine Combustible Dusts |
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Safety
Consideration - Combustible
Dust
Is
there a possible threat of a combustible dust explosion at your
facility?
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Do
you use vacuum's with carbon brushes at your work stations?
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Are
you constantly replacing motors?
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Are
you aware of the dangers of dust accumulation?
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estimates that over 30,000 U.S. facilities, in all types of
industries, are at risk everyday for a major combustible dust
explosion. The threat of an industrial explosion in your
facility is very real.
Combustible
dust can explode like gunpowder, if let to accumulate it
could explode . . .
Don't underestimate its devastating
consequences . . .
For this reason OSHA recommends and
in some cases requires the use of an explosion proof vacuum as part of their
regular plant maintenance or housekeeping program. |
Is
combustible dust present in my company?
If dust accumulations cover 1/32"
on 5% of
the floor, then "yes" - combustible dust is in your
company.
OSHA
& Combustible Dust Enforcement.
Are you doing
enough?
Definition of
Hazardous Locations, Types of Dust?
National
Electric Code (NEC) Classifications:
Different
types of dust - is the dust you create combustible, as defined by
OSHA?
OSHA's Policy
& Inspection Procedure to handle combustible dust.
OSHA
Combustible Dust Directive CPL 03-00-008 / Emphasis Program. OSHA's
policy and procedures for inspecting a workplace pertaining to the
creation and handling of combustible dusts.
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What
Causes a Combustible Dust Explosion? |
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  There is a risk of explosion when any five of the fire and
explosion elements are present:
 If you can eliminate the
dust
you can eliminate the explosion hazard . . .
During plant
maintenance, the traditional practice of sweeping or blowing will actually
increase your chance of a combustible dust explosion.
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Steps to Reduce
a Combustible Dust Explosion? |
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 Being
aware of the situation and addressing it is the first step.
A key element here is to eliminate open electrical boxes.
If all of your metal
equipment is properly bonded, you effectively eliminate the static
discharge in your system and you won’t have a credible ignition
source.
Capturing
dust at its source is both the immediate and long term
answer. In many situations, this is best accomplished using
a well designed dust extractor.
Once
installed, proper maintenance
of the equipment and the area to keep them clean and reduce dust
build-up is the next step. This good housekeeping practice
is best accomplished using a non-conductive, 100%
grounded, industrial vacuum. In
many cases, such as with the B1000, the same vacuum can be used.
In contrast, vacuums
with carbon-brush motors, non-conductive on/off switches and metal
parts could be the igniter that actually causes the explosion by producing a spark
(electrical or static).
Simply put, when it comes to
safe plant operation and
maintenance, not just any vacuum will do . . .
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