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In carpentry workshops as well as in large manufacturing plants there are various tools and machines used for wood processing. Processing machines and devices are not only sources of noise but also of harmful dust. Therefore, for dust extraction central dedusting systems are installed and for noise insulation some acoustic cabins and enclosures are assembled. But what to do in case of manual grinding? How to extract dust generated at such working stands?
The solution is quite simple – grinding tables, which by efficient extraction of dusts ensure clean and safe work place.

Dust collectors and other devices intended for air dedusting and air filtration often work in explosive atmospheres. In order to minimize the risk of explosion, the dedusting installations must be equipped with protection systems in accordance with the ATEX directive. How to verify whether the dedusting system installed in your plant is actually compliant with the ATEX directive in terms of explosion safety?

Pneumatic sliding dampers are a great alternative for the manual sliding dampers. Here we explain how they work and where they can be used.

Among many advantages of grinding tables such as an easy assembly or effective dust extraction, there is also their ergonomy. What makes our grinding tables ergonomic?

One of the explosion protective systems are non-return flap valves also called explosion isolation flap valves. Here are a few words on how they work and where they are used.

In many processing plants where wood working takes place and there is lots of dust, sawdust and chips generated every day, special extraction hosses are used. Let us have a closer look on these hoses, what they are made of and what is special about them?

Waste recycling plants need dust collectors which not only effectively remove dust and dirt particles form air but also comply with safety standards. In this article we explain what the role of the dust collectors is in this sector.

Industrial dust collecting systems efficiently clean the air from harmful dusts and fumes and other particles of dirt. They do not only protect the health of the personel but also lower the operating costs and energy consumption.

Very often cyclones are used as components included in bigger and complex dedusting systems. But can they be used as independent dedusting devices?