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A typical dust collection system is comprised of a heavy-duty vacuum, an industrial hose, and a receptacle for collecting the dust. All dust collection hoses are strong and flexible, although some may be stiffer than others. For instance, hoses that collect debris from a single workstation can be thicker and less flexible than those that are used in a larger area. All industrial hoses are designed to quickly transport abrasive materials without tearing, and different hose materials accommodate different environmental variables.
Dust collection systems are used in a wide range of industrial settings. Some examples include:
Wood Fabrication. Wood dust presents a significant fire and slipping hazard, and can also be harmful for employees to inhale. Dust collection systems remove the dust created by sawing, drilling, or sanding wood before it can accumulate.
Metal Fabrication. Metal fabrication can produce fine shavings that are harmful and difficult to remove. This is especially common with aluminum, bronze, magnesium, and zinc fabrication, which is frequently seen in the cosmetics, coal, pharmaceutical, and furniture industries. Abrasion resistant industrial hoses remove these dangerous shavings as they’re produced, protecting workers from lung damage.