Case Studies

Case Studies on practical and safe solutions to unique dust, fume and mist applications.

OSHA & NFPA compliance issues through analytical problem solving.

Expert solutions for unique applications

We deal with multiple vendors so we always have a solution for you no matter what

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Éamonn M. Shanahan - National Sales Manager

If you see a "buy-it-now" next to a picture of an explosion-proof Vacuum or Dust Collector, this indicates a brand that cannot and should not be trusted. At no additional cost, I offer 40 years of knowledge and experience, including a 7-year Millwright engineering apprenticeship, available at your disposal every day of the week. 

That vacuum or Dust Collector won't cost you a penny more, and you will benefit from free lifetime support. You will never see a “buy-it-now” ad from us because we are professionals. We take our work seriously because your safety and that of your workers is at stake. 

These case studies and essays provide insight into our various experiences in facilities across the USA, where we solve air and dust problems for our clients. 

Case Studies

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NFPA 660 8 ft³ Rule

If the dirty-side volume of an air-material separator is greater than 8 cubic feet, the enclosure should be protected against the effects of an explosion.

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Combustible Dust Vacuums

Combustible Dust Vacuums and Dust Collectors

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Static Resistant Hoses

Static electricity and XP dust vacuuming

HAZLOC

Hazardous Locations HAZLOC Explained

Hazardous area classification systems identify electrical equipment locations with potential fire and explosion risks.

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Buying a Fully XP Vacuum Isn’t Always Necessary

We had a DHA done and the dust has a KST of 98. We have dust and curlicues from wood and some plastics.

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Ceiling Collectors are unsafe for Titanium Dust

Aluminum, Magnesium, and Titanium are combustible when finely sanded.

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