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Dust Collection and Oil Mist Collection Systems

Air Purification Inc. offers dust collector systems for all kinds of industrial air cleaning and industrial air filtering applications, including grinding dust, shot blast dust, cement and fly ash dust, wood dust, ceramic dust, sanding dust, rubber dust and mineral dust, and oil mist and smoke applications.

Blasting

Blasting is the forcible application of an abrasive media to a surface by pneumatic pressure, hydraulic pressure, or centrifugal force. Capture dust from all types of blasting…

Chemical Production

Chemical processing and production presents a special set of dust collection challenges…

Food Processing

According to some reports, food processing is the largest category for combustible dust explosions…

Fiberglass Dust

Fiberglass is a silicate fiber made from very fine strands of glass. Studies have shown inhaling airborne…

Metalizing

Also known as thermal spraying, metalizing is a coating process that involves molten metals being sprayed…

Woodworking Dust

When wood particles from processes such as sanding and cutting become airborne, the resulting wood dust…

Mining Operations

Coal mining operations can generate significant amounts of airborne respirable coal dust…

Portable Dust Collection

Portable dust collection systems are ideal for smaller facilities that need maximum flexibility…

Paper Dust

Although there currently is no enforceable standard limiting occupational exposure to paper dust, this contaminant…

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Many of the ingredients used in the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals are known to pose a risk of combustion…

Powder Coating Processes

Powder coating is a process of applying a layer of dry powder to a surface electrostatically, then…

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