Cutting and drilling operations in concrete and masonry produce large concentrations of dust that can be hazardous to human health if inhaled. Especially dangerous is respirable crystalline silica, which is an ultrafine airborne particulate that can cause long-term and life-threatening respiratory issues, including silicosis.
Dust control misting systems are essential assets in industries where machinery produces extensive amounts of dust, like mining, quarrying, construction and demolition, cement...
Crystalline silica, or ‘silica dust’, is a common byproduct of various quarrying processes involving stone, rock, clay, and gravel, and is often generated in high volumes during...
Quarrying and extraction operations are notorious for generating large volumes of dust, arising from the handling and extraction of various aggregates and minerals.
Dust lift off is a significant health and safety hazard when transporting many categories of bulk materials by rail. Without effective dust control measures or rail wagon...