Beyond the Purchase: Why SonicAire Fan Installation is Critical for Dust Control Success
When investing in a dust control solution, the quality of installation can make the difference between optimal performance and compromised effectiveness. While SonicAire’s engineered fan systems represent the pinnacle of dust control technology, even the most advanced equipment requires precise installation to deliver its full potential. The complexity of industrial dust control means that proper […]
Industrial Dust Control – 5 Mistakes You May Be Making
Heightened standards for industrial dust control and news coverage of combustible dust incidents have increased the awareness of industrial dust hazards. Yet, some common misconceptions regarding this key safety issue continue to circulate. These misconceptions can cause facility managers to make critical mistakes with their industrial dust control procedures. Following are five of the most […]
Dust Control Fans Presentation at Dust Safety Conference
SonicAire’s COO Jordan Newton is a featured speaker at the upcoming Digital Dust Safety Conference sponsored by Dust Safety Science. His presentation, “Using Fan Systems to Control Fugitive Dust Accumulation,” will address how overhead fan systems prevent combustible dust from settling out on equipment, rafters and overhead structures in processing operations. Jordan is a Professional […]
Could Industrial Dust Control Fans Save You Millions?
All it takes is one incident to send every penny of your company’s profits up in smoke … literally. In seconds, a combustible dust event can destroy facilities and put lives at risk. The aftermath of injuries, lawsuits and OSHA fines can cripple a business. And just how much is at risk? After a combustible […]
FAQs on Combustible Dust
What is combustible dust, and how does it affect your operations? Discover what you need to know as we answer the most frequently asked questions about combustible dust. What is combustible dust? OSHA defines combustible dust as “fine particles that present an explosion hazard when suspended in air under certain conditions.” These particles come in […]
Lint and Pathogens: How to Protect Patients and Staff with Overhead Lint Control
Roughly 5 billion pounds of linens are laundered in health care settings each year in the United States. To prevent the spread of pathogens, these health care textiles (HCTs) must be properly managed throughout the cleaning and storage cycles.When appropriate measures are not in place, outbreaks can occur. Case in point: In 2015, an outbreak […]