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Industrial Vacuum Particulate Collection Systems |
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WTSL can build custom particulate collection systems to your specification. Various sizes and materials of construction available industrial systems, sight glasses, internal lighting are all options to provide a system designed for your needs. Some examples below: |
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Hazardous particulate collection system - self powered. |
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Industry Sector: General Application: Collection and sampling contaminated concrete. Description: Self contained self powered vacuum extraction and sampling unit for "field" use where power is not available and is provided by a on board quiet run generator (non generator powered units also available). Filters work on the cyclonic principal with a quick release container and removable collection pot for safe collection and transportation of contaminated samples and ease of cleaning. Dry running oil free Busch Side channel Blower with its own inlet protecting filter attached.
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Shot collection System
Industry Sector: General Application:Retrieval of shot from pit, where enclosed space health and safety issues were of concern. Description: Cyclone type collection vessel with removable lid and a fast large bore drain. Capable of pulling stray shot up from a fifteen foot deep pit beneath a shot blasting machine. There were health and safety issues regarding sending a person with a shovel and bucket into a confined space in the pit beneath a large industrial shot blaster. The pit floor was modified to accommodate the suction head and the system installed in such a way that the recovered shot was drained back into the industrial shot blasting machine with only one twist of a valve. This system is capable of retrieving and recycling shot from two adjacent pits.
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