Wet Dust Collectors

Despite the UK having left the EU those who have worked with the ATEX directive and the NFPA standards for combustible dust. Directors should evaluate and classify their working conditions to evaluate the risks. In addition all process and manufacturing equipment should meet the regulations concerning legal and technical standards.

Sangre dust extraction systems meet and exceed the requirements of these various directives when they have been designed, manufactured, installed and commissioned by ourselves.

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Additional Downloads

• NFPA 664
• ATEX Workplace Directive 99/92/EC
• ATEX Equipment Directive 2014/34/EU

A clean working environment helps promote high quality production.

A dust free environment is a great way to keep your premises clean and workers motivated.

Not having dust in the atmosphere improves health by stopping worker breathing in the particles of dust. Healthier lungs make for more productive workers who are more likely carry on working for your company.

Healthier workers are happier and are more likely to remain loyal employees, helping to reduce recruitment and training costs.

Cutting and working with wood is a classic example of a dust problem Sangre are familiar with working with and providing enduring solutions which minimize wood dust very cost effectively. In addition to operator health considerations many machines rely upon being operated in a dust free environment to maintain their accuracy. If there is a build of dust in the working area there is a high chance that accuracy can be affected and compromised. In addition to avoiding spoilt work – the warranty on machines frequently specify that they should be operated in a low dust environment.

Working with machines in a dusty atmosphere can affect bearings and sensors – with our Dustaway extraction system you can extend the working life of machines and the machine sensors.

Why not get in touch today to learn how Sangre can tackle your dust extraction issues.