Industrial Air Quality
Sanding and grinding booths designed around capture.
Open processes need capture velocity and booth airflow that move dust away from the operator and into the collection path.
Start with the process
If dust escapes the booth, the capture strategy needs attention.
Process position, booth geometry, filter loading, duct resistance, collector performance, and cross-drafts can all reduce capture where the work actually happens.
- Dust migrating into adjacent work areas
- Poor visibility during work
- Heavy booth or floor accumulation
- Weak airflow at the work zone
- Collector loading or alarm issues
Where we start
The fix usually starts with how air moves through the system
We look at the operator position, material, process, booth opening, airflow direction, ductwork, and collector condition as one system.
- Process and booth assessment
- Capture and airflow observations
- Duct and collector review
- Filter and maintenance planning
- Corrective-scope development
SCHEDULE AN ASSESSMENT
Let’s walk the system with you
From the capture point to the discharge, we’ll look at what’s working and what isn’t, then explain it plainly.