GE Energy seeks welding fume extraction and aluminum dust collection systems GE Energy’s 750,000 sq ft manufacturing plant in Salem, Virginia is dedicated to manufacturing turbine components and control equipment for the industrial and power industries. GE required a solution to capture toxic hexavalent chromium fumes generated from their stainless steel welding process. The grinding [...]

Central New Mexico Community College selects 53' Mobile Welding Trailer with Downdraft Tables The Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquerque, New Mexico was looking for a mobile welding lab with eight welding stations to train new students. As a leading educational institution, it was important for CNM to procure the best custom welding lab [...]

Héroux-Devtek streamlines capture of aerospace combustible dust Héroux-Devtek is a tier-1 manufacturer of aerospace components with facilities in Montreal, Toronto, & Kitchener - Canada, and in Cleveland & Springfield, Ohio. The Landing Gear Division asked us to review their titanium and magnesium deburring workstations, and advise on how to reduce any risk of explosion or [...]

Kubota seeks custom solution for welding and grinding dust Kubota Materials Corporation located in Orillia, Ontario is a world-class manufacturer of high quality alloy-steel castings and assemblies. The company was looking for a solution for dealing with welding smoke and grinding dust being generated from their finishing work on sand-cast products. For Kubota, it was critical to [...]

Boeing faces problems with deburring dust control Boeing's facility in Wichita, Kansas was facing problems dealing with dust control created during deburring and finishing of certain aluminum components. As a premier manufacturer of commercial and military aircraft, it was important to them to find a way to contain the aluminium dust. The process of deburring [...]