Odor Emissions: A New Social and Legal Dynamic

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

In a move designed to bring unparalleled versatility to its lineup of highly-successful dust suppression equipment, BossTek has introduced an optional Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) system that allows users to adjust air flow to suit a broader range of applications and working environments.  Driven by customer input from a number of different industries, the new… Continue Reading

Taking steps to prevent dust particles before they are disturbed and released into the air as fugitive dust is always a favorable idea, adding an extra layer of protection for on-site workers and the surrounding community. Unfortunately for industrial sites, preventing all dust generation is nearly impossible, but it’s still wise to implement prevention methods… Continue Reading

Dust big and small can be a pain on industrial job sites, but those pesky, moving fugitive particles are especially irritating. This umbrella term “fugitive dust” refers to dust particles that like to escape into the air without a directed location to be collected in. The dust expands out into the open air, and if… Continue Reading

Dust particles are often thought of as the large, visible dust bits in the air you can see floating around without a care in a warm sunbeam, or the collected dust resting on the shelves of various knick knacks you’ve accumulated over the past years. Unless you’re allergic to dust, you probably don’t think much… Continue Reading

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