Chat Control | Episode 2 | Tower Mounted Dust Control

Misting cannons are one of the most effective methods of industrial dust control available today. Their use of mist backed by a powerful throw helps dominate migratory dust. DustBoss dust control systems use atomized mist to capture fugitive dust roaming in the air. This fine mist takes advantage of the similar sized dust particles to… Continue Reading

Despite what some might think, dust suppression is not a new technology. In reality, dust control has been around for decades; however as regulations have become stricter, operators have sought new innovative methods for meeting compliance guidelines. For years, companies suppressed dust using hoses and sprinklers. One was made for irrigation and the other for… Continue Reading

Everyday, hardworking people across the world get up early to use their expertise in industrial activities. Nose to the grindstone, sweating blood, they make it happen and risk injury if proper care is not taken by them and their employing company. This injury doesn’t need to occur, and it certainly doesn’t need to happen from… Continue Reading

WELCOME TO THE SHOW! Off the Road with Mike and Tyler is our new podcast rising from Chat Control’s ashes! This show is in a completely new direction, ditching the dust and odor control talk for hanging out and taking a break from work! Hosts Mike Lewis and Tyler Kempf talk about whatever grabs their… Continue Reading

Demolition contractors struggle with the question: when is it more cost-effective to rent dust suppression equipment rather than own it? The answer is a moving target, calculated according to the needs and finances of each individual company. In Europe, contractors use rental equipment heavily, more than 70 percent of the time by some estimates. Their… Continue Reading

DustBoss equipment provides effective dust control using fine, atomized mist to capture dust and drop it to the ground. To create this effective dust, water goes through nozzle orifices and uniquely engineered inner geometry. The atomizing nozzles must be given proper care to avoid being clogged by fine debris particles at the orifices and inner… Continue Reading