Recovery of certain materials can often create unwanted air pollution problems. Our range of BlueClean® filter units can adapt to suit dust associated with the waste and recycling industry such as paper, cardboard, plastics, glass and metal dusts – helping your customer's business to comply with important environmental regulations. integratedAIR Filtration can also supply a full turnkey solution for your dust control needs from design to installation. Click here to find out more.
integratedAIR also design extraction and separation systems for waste extraction to speed up streamline the sorting process in the waste extraction industry. We understand that each process is different and therefore tailor design our systems to each of our client requirements.
With one of our filter units installed, your customer will see improved product quality, compliance with industry regulations, reduce maintenance, and improved health and safety.
Our solution will reduce dust emissions in operations such as;
integratedAIR Filtration will ensure your dust filtration system will comply with emissions control following the Environmental Act when your emissions are expelled into atmosphere. The Environmental Protection Act (EPA) 1990 for waste management and control of environmental emissions outlines the requirements your business needs to take to reduce
contaminants in the air before realising to atmosphere. integratedAIR works with you to ensure these requirements are met.
Some dust and fume created in the recycling process can be hazardous to employees. You can be confident in the knowledge that our BlueClean® range of filters are high-specification, designed to handle the needs of the waste and recycling industry. Our BlueClean® filter units can be supplied ATEX-rated with explosion relief protection, ATEX certified non-return valves for mounting prior to the filter unit inlet, waste collection bins with plastic bag liners for ease of waste disposal, and HEPA secondary filtration.
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