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Effective dust removal

Published:  20 October, 2015

Air_Control_Octavius_Hunt.jpgOctavius Hunt is a large European smoke manufacturer, the production of dust during the manufacturing process of smoke products is unavoidable, and managing its containment in and around the manufacturing facility is a vital process for the company. To manage the situation the company says it installed an ACI Personnel Cleaning Booth. The company had previously tried a number of different solutions, but none provided a practical or user-friendly solution. The company chose the ACI Personnel Cleaning Booth following extensive research.

The ACI Personnel-Cleaning Booth is a self-contained, free-standing unit incorporating the company’s blower-powered, industrial-proven JetBlack personnel de-dusting system. This delivers a high volume of filtered air at low pressure, sufficient to remove dust and fibres effectively and safely.

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