Dustcontrol UK is to exhibit its range of extraction equipment at the UK’s inaugural Advanced Materials Show. The company will showcase both its fixed and mobile cyclone-based dust extractors and air cleaners at the event, which takes place on 11-12 July at The Telford International Centre, Shropshire. The DC 11-Module comes in several models and is an optimised stand-alone unit for source extraction and industrial cleaning. It is designed to service up to six normal extraction points or several clean
Dustcontrol UK is to exhibit its range of extraction equipment at the UK’s inaugural Advanced Materials Show.
The company will showcase both its fixed and mobile cyclone-based dust extractors and air cleaners at the event, which takes place on 11-12 July at The Telford International Centre, Shropshire.
The DC 11-Module comes in several models and is an optimised stand-alone unit for source extraction and industrial cleaning. It is designed to service up to six normal extraction points or several cleaning outlets at a time, and is modularly built, so that it can be tailor-made to suit any manufacturing and production environment.
As with all of Dustcontrol UK’s equipment, the DC 11-Module can be fitted with Hepa 13 filters, which are designed to enable exhaust air to be safely returned to the work environment.
Dustcontrol UK MD James Miller said: “As well as showcasing centralised systems, we’ll be exhibiting a range of H Class mobile air cleaners and cyclone-based vacuum units, with a selection of ATEX-approved models and accessories to complete the extensive range.
“In addition, all of our mobile machines are designed to be as ergonomic as possible, so they are easy to handle, move around and transport, as well as being simple to maintain.”
The company, based in Milton Keynes, has over 45 years of experience in developing dust extraction solutions and centralised vacuum systems in the manufacturing and production industries.
More than 200 exhibitors and 3,000 visitors are expected to attend Advanced Materials Show 2019, which will offer insight into current and future materials development, with an emphasis on high-performance materials technology, innovation, design and use.
