Looking to improve the safety of your operation? Consider these tips. According to Processing Magazine: Processing plant operators rely on industrial dust collectors to keep employees and the working environment as safe as possible and to meet regulatory compliance. Here are 11 tips to make sure dust collector operation is occurring at top safety performance

Curious about the types of dust collectors? According to IQS Directory: The History of Dust Collectors During the Industrial Revolution, when companies began producing high volumes of industrial waste like fine dust, wood dust, and other particles, an American, in 1852, S.T. Jones, applied for the first dust collector patents, a single bag filter. Jones‘ work was

You may know that resins are commonly used in pultrusion, but why are they so vital? According to AZO Materials: The introduction of ultraviolet (UV), thermal energy, or radio frequency (RF) waves makes individual polymer chains within the resin to undergo cross-linking reactions that create a polymer network that is both insoluble and infusible. Cross-linking

When it comes to your filters, regular maintenance is key. According to Manufacturing.net: Air filters are found in many industrial applications, from HVAC and industrial-process air systems to paint-spray booths. Filtration is at the heart of indoor air quality (IAQ), keeping production environments clean and free from the dust and particulates that may reduce product

The pharmaceutical industry has a multitude of uses for filtration. According to Processing Magazine: Filtration is such a widely used process in the pharmaceutical industry as to be considered almost omnipresent. The Indian Journal of Science and Technology defines filtration as a process in which solid particulate matter is removed from a fluid, which can

Have you wondered how certain materials are used in filtration? According to Textile World: Technical textiles play a major and profitable role in filtration media. A wide variety of fibers, dref yarns, nonwoven fabrics, multifilament and monofilament woven fabrics, and in some cases blends or combinations of more than one of the above, are used

Curious about the future of the fabric filters market? According to Markets and Markets: The market for fabric filters is expected to grow from USD 2.3 billion in 2019 to USD 3.2 billion by 2024, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.4% during the forecast period. This high growth is primarily driven by

The needlepunch industry is seeing an increase after a decline early in 2020. According to Nonwovens Industry: Known for is flexibility and low start-up investment, nonwovens producers continue to invest in new needlepunch equipment to serve a range of markets including filtration, automotive, construction, geotextiles, acoustics, artificial leather and more. New needlepunch investments include Bondex,

According to Food Engineering Magazine: About 12 years ago, the food and beverage industry suffered maybe its worst catastrophe at the Imperial Sugar plant near Savannah, Ga. A dust explosion, triggered by an ignition source in one section of the plant, quickly ignited several secondary dust explosions that tore through the plant, injuring 38 and

According to the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry: What is a Nonwoven Fabric? Nonwoven fabrics are broadly defined as sheet or web structures bonded together by entangling fiber or filaments (and by perforating films) mechanically, thermally, or chemically. They are flat, porous sheets that are made directly from separate fibers or from molten plastic or plastic