Chat Control | Episode 2 | Tower Mounted Dust Control

Across the world, officials are looking for ways to combat the spread of disease. Many countries are turning to water cannons and misting systems to distribute disinfectant on a larger scale. Doing so can facilitate cleaner environments, both indoors and outside, while minimizing the number of personnel required for such cleaning processes. For decades, DustBoss®… Continue Reading

A Colorado demolition firm with a reputation for environmental stewardship on complex large-scale projects has successfully complied with strict urban dust suppression regulations throughout a sensitive 18-month demolition project, from structural implosion to site clearing.  Using two atomized misting cannons to control dust created by the takedown, Colorado Cleanup Corporation (CCC) was able to demolish… Continue Reading

A pioneer in dust and odor control equipment has helped an aluminum die casting company cool its operations and create a more pleasant working environment by employing powerful air cannon technology. LeClaire Manufacturing is using two DustBoss® DB-30™ dust cannons from BossTek® to improve airflow, reduce indoor temperatures and direct air toward internal ventilation systems. … Continue Reading

Past large misting cannons and nozzle-based fogging systems, industrial dust collectors are a large source for dust control. Their applications vary from the two water-based systems and provide optimal dust suppression in operations where water is not wanted. Learn more about how all three of the systems are effective solutions to remove dust from the… Continue Reading

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) in Charleston is one of the state’s top hospitals, ranked among the best pediatric medical institutions in the country.  The facility is in the process of expanding and upgrading — supported by donations, grants and state contributions — and has begun construction of the MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s… Continue Reading

Trying to stop dust from getting in the air is a valiant effort. Unfortunately, it’s a hard fought battle. In most scenarios, dust is going to be generated and released into the air upon disruption. The demolition industry has copious amounts of dust created during the tear down of structures that preventive methods are not… Continue Reading