Chat Control | Episode 6 | Dust Suppression Techniques

Aiming down from above can take your dust suppression to the next level. Designed to address ongoing operations that generate dust in fixed locations, tower-mounted DustBoss fan-powered units are well suited for slag handling, aggregate processing, recycling operations, coal handling, and other various industries. DustBoss tower mounting kits include a base of hot dip galvanized steel pipe… Continue Reading

SNOW DAY! Two words that are often welcomed and even celebrated if that means getting to stay home and sip hot cocoa by a fire. For many companies, cold weather and heavy snow create headaches and can cause costly delays or even downtime. Demolition and construction companies working to meet project deadlines rely on the… 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… Continue Reading

  Even in isolated construction or demolition projects located in places with little infrastructure, dust can choke worksites and foul equipment. The low maintenance, direct-drive DustBoss units are paired with a diesel generator and mounted on a trailer for easy hauling to and around job sites that lack a convenient power source. The DB-60 Fusion… Continue Reading

WELCOME TO CHAT CONTROL! After another brief hiatus, BossTek’s Chat Control is back! BossTek’s new podcast about everything dust and odor control and whatever other topic that may come to light. Hosts Nick Waechter and Tyler Kempf (Dust and Odor Management Specialists) sit down and talk the latest and greatest in dust and odor technology…. Continue Reading

[New York, NY] – During the expansion of New York City’s Subway System, SSK Constructors deployed a series of DustBoss® units to suppress dust created while drilling and blasting. The 36+ month project, which ended up costing $15-20 billion, was completed in 2016 and opened to the public in early 2017. As one of New… Continue Reading