Waste Extraction & Ventilation

EXTRACTION & VENTILATION SOLUTIONS

  • Paper Waste Extraction (filtration)– Waste extraction covers the extraction and reduction in size of production waste from machines in the packaging or paper industries.
  • UV Extraction– UV rays cause dye degradation of textiles, paper fibers and plastics. Making the extraction of these rays imperative when it comes to printing. A UV Filter is very effective at blocking these wavelengths while being able to transmit visible light rays.
  • Ozone Extraction– Duct systems are not only a perfect condition for the spread of micro-organisms but the source. Ozone extraction, extracts these micro-organisms to avoid breeding of these organisms, regular cleaning Is important.
  • Fume Extraction– This refers to the extraction or filtration of fume given off by products such as labeling adhesive/ glue. These fumes are not suitable for human inhalation and therefore need to be extracted for health and safety purposes.
  • Dust Extraction– The process creating the waste will often release dust from the product into the airflow. Dust can also be created by any shredding or even the chopper fan actions. For both environmental and energy saving reasons this dust is filtered and removed from the air using dust extraction techniques.

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SHREDDERS:
In many applications, the waste needs to be reduced in size to be moved through to the reclamation/ recycling area. The chopper fan/ shredder is designed with cutting blades on the radial impeller to break the waste up for this purpose.
SEPARATORS:
The waste from various areas or machines is conveyed to a central collection area where the waste is removed from the airflow and prepared for recycling or disposal.
waste from machines are transported to centralized separation and reclamation point for recycling or disposal in industries such as paper, tissue, corrugated, carton, can and flexible packaging applications
COMPACTORS & BALES:
A machine or mechanism used to reduce the size of material/ waste such as paper mass through compaction. Creating a waste bale which makes the waste easier to recycle.
BRIQUETTING:
When large quantities of dust is involved, for example in the printing and binding process, the collected dust can be briquetted/ Compacted and then added to the recycled waste rather than landfill disposal of loose dust.