Metalworking and finishing activities, such sanding, polishing, and blending, create very fine dust particulate that is very harmful if inhaled. Health risks depends on factors such as:
Submicron airborne dusts are extremly hazardous, as they can easily damage the respiratory system of nearby workers. Health risks from finishing dust may include:
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The Downdraft table’s ventilated worksurface quickly clears fine dust particles from sanding and finishing processes, allowing the operator to work in a clean environment. The finishing equipment commonly used with a downdraft table include:
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Understanding your application will help us recommend the optimal filter configuration. Factors such as dust micron size, composition of abrasives, and and humidity levels will determine the optimal filter setup.