Industrial Dust Collection

CDC Dust Control is a world leader in dust management, dust control systems and dust control solutions for a broad range of industries, and focuses on solutions for industrial dust management.

Industrial dust collection is needed to filter airborne dust and contaminants, which can be hazardous to personnel and affect equipment performance across a range of industries. In addition, industrial dust collection helps companies comply with environmental regulations. CDC Dust Control is an expert at providing industrial dust management solutions for effective industrial dust management and control for a wide range of industries.

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What is industrial dust?

Industrial dust is created by processing various types of materials. These kinds of processing may include sanding, grinding, shaking and mixing, or any other activities that produce fine particles, which are small, solid and dry. These particles may be hazardous to personnel and are classified as industrial dust.

Dangers posed by industrial dust

The danger posed by industrial dust is that personnel may inhale or swallow the particles, as well as expose their eyes or skin to airborne dust particles. Numerous industries fall prey to industrial dust, which has the potential to be deadly and, therefore, adequate and appropriate dust collection methods must be employed. CDC Dust Control tailors and manufactures industrial dust collection systems that reduce and control airborne dust particles. These industrial dust collection systems help overcome the risks associated with industrial dust.

Industries that require industrial dust extraction and industrial dust collecting equipment

For the purpose of capturing and controlling particulates and dust produced during production processes in various industries, industrial dust collection systems are used. These dust collection systems are essential for the maintenance of a healthy and secure work environment, as well as preventing workers from exposure to health risks and preventing damage to machinery. Some of the industries where CDC Dust Control offers its industrial dust collection and management solutions are:

Metalworking: Grinding, welding, cutting, and sanding, among other processes in metal fabrication and machining generate fumes and metal dust that must be collected to avoid fire hazards and respiratory issues for personnel.
Woodworking: Fine wood dust is created from cutting wood, sanding and sawing, among other processes, and requires woodworking dust extraction. This fine wood dust is a health risk and can also create a combustible environment and must be collected before it impacts personnel in the production process. Industrial dust collection is, therefore, crucial in sawmills and woodwork shops, for example.
Chemical: Fine powder and dust, which must be collected in order to protect workers' health and preserve product purity, are often produced by chemical processing. These powders and dust can be managed with the help of industrial dust collection systems.
Construction: In order to control the excessive amount of dust generated in the construction industry, industrial dust collection equipment is generally used.
Mining: To protect workers from exposure to harmful particles and comply with environmental regulations, dust control is essential in mining operations.
Foundries: The processing of metal castings in foundries releases substantial amounts of airborne dust that must be collected to safeguard the health of workers.
Recycling and Waste Management: Industrial dust collection is used in waste management centres and recycling facilities to capture and control dust and airborne particles that are produced during processing.
Plastics and Rubber: Industrial dust collection systems capture the fine dust particles released during the processing of plastic and rubber.

In addition to these industries, there are many others that require industrial dust collection equipment and dust collection solutions to ensure a healthy and safe working environment. Industrial dust collection solutions also help to ensure compliance with dust-related regulations.

The dust collection solution to be used is determined by the specific industry and the type of dust generated.

Benefits of industrial dust collection

What is an industrial dust collector

In order to meet health, workplace safety and environmental regulations in industrial settings, an industrial dust collector is necessary. Some industrial dust collection systems consist of multiple components but, most commonly, dust collection equipment components are dust blowers, dust filters, filter cleaning systems, dust receptacles and dust removal systems. CDC Dust Control manufactures and installs turnkey dust collection systems. Dust control and dust management products developed and manufactured by CDC Dust Control include scrubber systems, spray fan systems, air movers and booster pumps.

CDC Dust Control industrial dust collector components

Scrubber Systems

In addition to being used in any location within a mine and any other dust-ridden site, our offboard scrubber units have proved effective in a range of industries. These industries include, but are not limited to, Metals, Steel, Chemicals, Manufacturing, Construction and Energy, as well as numerous applications in Processing Plants.

Spray Fan Systems

To manage dust and lubricate tools, our spray fan systems attack dust at the source. The system dampens application-generated dust and simultaneously lubricates and cools application equipment.

Air Moving Systems

Available in water- and hydraulic-powered versions, our air moving systems are based on the Venturi principle, improving ventilation and increasing health and safety for workers.

Our water-powered air movers operate on the Venturi Principle to create air movement and, when correctly positioned, prevent dust rollback over the conveyor.

Booster Pump

The CDC 150 booster pump provides optimum water flow and pressure for your dust suppression systems in continuous miners, road headers and other high water pressure applications.

It has a rugged design which is built for maximum performance and reliability in the most severe conditions. It has a long life with minimum maintenance requirements.

Dust collection solutions offered by CDC Dust Control

Dust Control

Dust Suppression

Dust Scrubbing

Gas Scrubbing

Our service offering

Audit Surveys

Ensure your dust collection equipment is optimised for maximum performance, cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency.

Installation & Commissioning

Ensure your dust collection equipment is correctly fitted and provides the optimum solution for your dust requirements from the
get-go.

Maintenance Contracts

Keep your dust collection systems in optimum condition with customised service agreements, 24/7 product supply, parts and service exchange.

Repairs

Save on the costs of replacement equipment by repairing your CDC equipment to original specification.

Spare Parts

Ensure maximum system availability of your dust suppression and gas and dust scrubbing equipment with our comprehensive range of spare parts.

Training

Understand how your CDC equipment works and how best to maintain your dust suppression and collection solutions.

All products, equipment and solutions are backed by a 12-month warranty and supported through CDC Dust Control’s comprehensive service and support offering.

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