Woodworking Waste Extraction & Collection

Collection of dust and waste material from wood working machinery in small scale joiners shops, large scale production facilities and sawmills.The extraction system options range from central extraction systems to bespoke collection / filtration units and cyclones. Individual machine extraction and collection is frequently required.

Production Facility Dust Extraction

Any production facility generating dust from materials and / or process requires a system for the removal of the dust from the working area and the collection of this dust for disposal. Examples of dust generating activities include pharmaceuticals, chemicals, cement, ink powders and shot blasting.

Forge Extraction & Collection

Extraction for forging activity will also need to remove waste material and lubrication residues by special combined filtration and collection equipment.

Machining Facility – Air Filtration & Recirculation

Machining facility extraction includes removal of waste material and lubrication residue, namely oil mist, either by an individual centrifugal type collector or larger scale ducted central filtration units. The filters are designed to remove the fines and the machine oil, before the air is exhausted back into the work space or to atmosphere.



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