THE STANDARD FOR THE SAFE CAPTURE AND CONTAINMENT OF COMBUSTIBLE METAL DUSTS
Combustible Metal Dust Collector Specialists
20+
YEARS IN BUSINESS
50,000
CUSTOMERS
200,000
PRODUCTS SOLD
Our Products
AT Industrial has been making quality, reliable wet dust collectors since 1997, and our industrial dust collectors are built to the highest standards, using 304 stainless steel. That’s because quality isn’t optional with us, it’s standard. Every machine is tested and run before leaving our shop to ensure correct CFM production and that water doesn’t migrate up and out of the machine. When the correct water level is maintained, our wet dust collectors don’t weep, seep, or leak.
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Features of Our Industrial Dust Collectors
Our metal dust collection systems offer a line of defense against hazardous dust. Beneficial for various industries, our dust collectors offer built-in features that make them essential pieces of equipment, including:
- Precision-balanced stainless-steel impellers
- Easy access front doors
- Sludge rakes
- Automatic fill
- Sound suppression foam panels
Wet Dust Collector Systems
S L R Wet Downdraft Tables
Economy Downdraft Table
Sludge Vacuum Filtration System
Our Mission and Vision
AT Industrial Products strives to create a safe work environment by building and providing quality wet dust collection equipment for the capture and containment of combustible metal dusts. In short, our wet dust collection equipment saves lives.
We intend to become the dominant wet dust collection equipment manufacturer for sizes ranging from 800 CFM to 15,000 CFM. Our goal is to cultivate strong relationships with our dealers, create a loyal customer base, provide laser-focused customer service, and be flexible, accountable, and innovative.
We strive to build quality, reliable, and competitively priced metal dust collection equipment that outlasts and outperforms our competition.
About AT Industrial
We have worked diligently and continuously since 1997 to exceed our customers’ expectations by following a set of self-imposed rules.
We provide high-quality dust collection equipment and premium workmanship at a fair and reasonable price, make design and process improvements as the company grows, regularly expand our equipment line, and offer customization and design modifications to meet application requirements.
How Our Dust Collection Equipment Works
REFERENCE NFPA 484 – The Standard for Combustible Metals for guidelines on proper handling of combustible metal dust.
Using a combination of air and water, our systems capture and collect combustible, ignitable, and explosive metal particulate (dust). Our stainless-steel, precision-balanced fan violently agitates the water inside the wet collector at the same time metal particulate is pulled into the collector. The dust and water mixture is forced upwards in a “wave” motion through a series of baffles ensuring the dust is submerged. The mixture is redirected to the collector sump where gravity forces the dust to settle.
Our Commitment to Safety
Click on the links below to view the safety videos and informational videos about combustible dust.
Combustible Dust: An Insidious Hazard
2003 Combustible Dust Explosion, Indiana
Common Combustible Metals
Common combustible metals include aluminum, magnesium, titanium, tantalum, zirconium, and niobium.
Designed for Safety
Safely capture, collect, and contain combustible, ignitable, and potentially explosive metal dusts using our metal dust collector products.
Safety Hazards
Combustible dust fires cause millions of dollars in damage and destruction to processing equipment and facilities, not to mention dozens of injuries and even fatalities every year.
How Do Dust Explosions Occur?
A dust explosion occurs when tiny dust particles such as sugar, grain, wood, or other substances mix with air and catch fire. Combustible dusts become more dangerous as particulates become finer. To prevent these explosions, businesses must clean dust often and improve their airflow, which is why stainless-steel dust collectors are essential.
When fuel (combustible dust) is dispersed and confined in an enclosed space or building, ignition can result in an explosion.
Which Metal Dust Collection System Is Best for You?
There are a few questions you’ll first want to answer concerning your application and the type of dust generated. These questions will help you determine what dust collection equipment best fits your application. They include:
- What is your process or application?
- What is the sub-straight?
- What metal are you processing?
- Is your metal a combustible metal?
Contact Us
At AT Industrial, we value building strong relationships with our distributors and vendors. If you want to protect your employees and facility, invest in our metal dust collection equipment! Contact our team today to take the first step toward a cleaner, safer, and more productive working environment.