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Industrial Applications Guide

Industrial Applications

Dusts		Smoke & Fumes	Process Finishings		Manufacturing Process
Atmospheric		Burn Room Testing Exhaust	Paint Room Make-Up Air		Spruce Cutting Effluent
General Ventilation		Metal Forming:	Plastic Molding		Scrap Metal Pre-heaters
Tobacco		• Cold Heading	Photo Industry:		Die Casting
Rubber		• Warm Fogging	• Film Manufacturing		Forming/Shaping
Silica		Injection Molding	• Photo Finishing		Forging
Plastic/Epoxy		Rubber Curing	Oil Mists		Plasticizing
Fiberglass		Drying Ovens
Mica		Heat Treating	Metal Cutting/Removal		Forming/Extruding
Textile		Indoor Firing Range	Die Release		Curing
Dried Automotive Body Putty		Kitchen Exhaust	Extruding		Sealing
Talcum Powder		Plasma Cutting	Lubrication:		Hot Wire Cutting
Paper		Soldering	• Gas Turbine Lub Vents
Spices		Tobacco	• Robotic Resistance Welders
Toner		Torch Cutting	• Compressor Vents
Wood (light loadings)		Welding	Carpet Backing Weaving
Fly Ash		Yarn Setting	Texturizing Fluids
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Industrial Particulate Loading Guide
A general guide to industrial particulate concentrations is as follows:
Light	Dirty city air, designated	Medium Industrial process exhaust,		Heavy	Metal machining oil mists,
	smoking areas	factory indoor air, commercial			grinding dusts, heat treating
	(2.0-25 mg/m3)	kitchen exhaust			operations, heavy welding,
		(25-100 mg/m3)			powders (100 mg/m3 and above)

Particulate considerations such as conductivity, tackiness, and operation cycles need to be taken into consideration when determining equipment selections.

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