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Metallurgical industry: eliminating dust, fumes, and oil mists
27 Jan 2020
The manufacture of metal products involves a wide variety of processes: foundry operations, metal cutting, forming, polishing, grinding, welding, painting, and more. All these steps generate dust and…
Microfiltration, ultrafiltration and sterilizing filtration: what are the differences?
16 Jan 2020
Filtration processes can be classified according to the pore size of the filter. Depending on this size, we refer to microfiltration (including the specific case of sterilizing filtration)…
What dust-collection solutions for the cereals and seed sector?
06 Jan 2020
Sorting, counting, transporting, and handling seeds all generate significant amounts of dust. Seed producers and cereal processors must therefore implement effective dust-collection systems to improve workplace conditions and…
Efficient dust collection in challenging industrial environments
23 Dec 2019
Industrial dust collection aims to capture dust generated by production or handling equipment. The process is carried out in several stages: the dust must first be captured—preferably as…
Filter replacement intervals: why is it important to follow them?
09 Dec 2019
Complying with specifications and safety standards, protecting operators and the environment, controlling operating costs and energy consumption, limiting production line downtime, meeting deadlines, and avoiding product recalls due…
“Last chance” filters: what are they used for?
02 Dec 2019
Last chance filters are used as complements to the main filtration systems. They are designed to remove and retain contaminants such as manufacturing chips, wear debris, and degradation…
Cosmetics: filtration of creams and ointments
29 Nov 2019
In the cosmetics sector, hygiene standards are extremely stringent. Customer expectations are high, particularly regarding creams and ointments, which must exhibit smooth, pleasant textures, uniform to the touch…
Dead-end filtration vs. tangential flow filtration: which should you choose?
28 Nov 2019
There are two major filtration techniques involving a pressure gradient: dead-end filtration and tangential flow filtration. In the first—and most common—case, filtration occurs perpendicular to the membrane surface;…
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