Company releases new products for cleaner air

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Having spent 30 years researching and developing original products to reduce particulate matter (PM) from global industrial sources, air filtration solutions provider Aircure is launching three “revolutionary” products in July – the Cycloduct, the Cyclogrit and a shipping container baghouse – the Baghouse SC. The products are designed to radically reduce PM emissions and dust control for a broad range of industries, including power generation, mining, paper, steel foundries, petrochemicals, sugar and cement.

Having spent 30 years researching and developing original products to reduce particulate matter from global industrial sources, air filtration solutions provider Aircure is launching three “revolutionary” products in July – the Cycloduct, the Cyclogrit and a shipping container baghouse, the Baghouse SC.

The horizontal cyclones harness the principle of centrifugal force that drives the removal of particles from an airstream. “This system is so unique that the patent application extends to 75 countries around the world,” says Bibby. With the price of steel having increased by almost 65% in the past 18 months, Bibby notes that, by using A-grade shipping containers to construct the baghouses, customers can save up to 30% on manufacturing costs.

 

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