Dust extraction systems

DUST EXTRACTION SOLUTIONS FROM SMALL TO LARGE

Whether wood, metal, or plastic: Grinding generates dust. Some of these dust particles are toxic or even explosive. Our dust extraction systems expertly remove them from the room and later dispose of them.

A positive effect of dust extraction is the higher quality in subsequent painting processes. Dust inclusions are among the most common defect patterns!

Our dust extraction systems are tailored to the specific task. Some are pure recirculation systems, while others include fresh and exhaust air to ensure better air hygiene.

Our extensive expertise and strong network with filter providers allow us to offer you an economical solution.

Application examples:


 

Metal processing


In a large production hall, metal components are welded and ground. Although decentralized extraction systems were installed, fine metal dust had accumulated throughout the building over many years, blackening large areas of the hall. A central material flow route also had to remain unobstructed.

Solution:
The production hall was thoroughly cleaned, and an intermediate ceiling was installed below the roof structure. Air is now extracted at the facades, filtered through a high-performance cartridge filter system and combined with a supply and exhaust air system that continuously provides fresh air.

 

Wooden windows


After flood coating, wooden frames and windows are lightly sanded to remove the raised wood fibres. Traditionally, the workpieces were sanded horizontally on trestles, allowing dust to spread throughout the production area.

Solution 1:
The complete suspension remains positioned in front of a movable extraction wall that can be adjusted to the workpiece. This allows ergonomic processing of the vertically suspended frames while the sanding dust is extracted and returned to the workplace through a HEPA filtration system.

Solution 2:
The same principle as Solution 1, with the suspension moving continuously through the workstation.

 

Welding shop


Traditional welding shops often relied on extraction arms. In practice, however, these systems are frequently not positioned correctly and therefore cannot provide sufficient protection against hazardous welding fumes and fine dust.

Solution:
An integrated ventilation concept with source air supply at each workstation and central extraction using high-performance cartridge filters.

 

Orthopaedic technology


Orthopaedic workshops process large quantities of plaster models and plastics, generating significant amounts of dust while also using solvents during manufacturing. In this project, the new production facility was designed as a Minergie-P building with very limited permitted air volumes.

Solution:
– Recirculating filter system for plaster and plastic dust
– Ventilated workstations with activated carbon filtration for solvent handling
– Storage cabinets with integrated extraction and EI90 fire protection
– Compact paint booth for small coating applications

Technical data

Core components
– Fans
– Filtration systems
– Heating
– Heat recovery

Materials
– Galvanized steel
– Painted steel
– Stainless steel 1.4307 / 1.4404

Airflow: 2,000–80,000 m³/h

Operating Temperature: Typically ambient room temperature

Filter systems:
– Fine filter ISO ePM1 70%
– HEPA filter up to H14
– Activated carbon filters

Heating Media
– Electricity
– Hot Water
– Direct and indirect Gas
– Indirect oil
– Thermal oil

Heat recovery
– Static plate heat exchangers (up to 65% efficiency)
– Rotary heat exchangers (up to 85% efficiency)
– Sorption regenerators (up to 85% efficiency, including latent energy/moisture)

Support-Hotline

On request we offer

24/7 support

for our systems.

 

Kontakt Hotline e. Luterbach AG, zwei Männer stehen am Schreibtisch

e. Luterbach AG

Plant engineering for the painting industry

 

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