Dust Collection Booth

Item Name Code (INC) 40460

Clean Work Stations, Controlled Environment, and Related Equipment
Federal Supply Class: FSC 3694
NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 3694
Special Industry Machinery
Federal Supply Group: FSG 36
NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 36
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INC 40460 Dust Collection Booth
INC 40460 Dust Collection Booth

An enclosure of at least three sides, designed to draw air past or around the operator and the machine located inside the enclosure. The dust is then filtered out before return to the work area or outside the enclosure. For the collection unit see COLLECTOR UNIT, DUST for items designed to contain vapors, fumes, and paint overspray see BOOTH, SPRAYING.

Additional Information for Dust Collection Booth Additional Information for Dust Collection Booth

Dust collection booths are specialized equipment used in various industries to control and manage airborne dust particles. They are typically classified under the supply class "Clean Work Stations, Controlled Environment, and Related Equipment" in the supply group "Special Industry Machinery."

Dust collection booths are designed to capture and filter dust particles generated during industrial processes, such as grinding, sanding, cutting, or other activities that produce fine particulate matter. These booths provide a controlled environment where workers can perform their tasks while minimizing exposure to harmful dust.

The main components of a dust collection booth include:

1. Enclosure: The booth is enclosed to create a controlled environment. It is usually made of durable materials, such as steel or aluminum, and may have transparent panels for visibility.

2. Airflow System: The booth is equipped with an airflow system that creates negative pressure inside the enclosure. This helps to capture and contain the dust particles generated during the process.

3. Dust Collection System: The dust collection system consists of filters and a fan. The fan creates suction, pulling the contaminated air into the booth and through the filters. The filters capture and remove the dust particles, allowing clean air to be recirculated back into the workspace.

4. Control Panel: A control panel is used to operate and monitor the dust collection booth. It may include features such as adjustable airflow, filter monitoring, and alarms for maintenance or filter replacement.

Benefits of using dust collection booths include:

1. Improved Air Quality: By capturing and filtering dust particles, these booths help to maintain a clean and healthy working environment for employees.

2. Compliance with Regulations: Many industries have regulations in place to limit worker exposure to airborne contaminants. Dust collection booths help companies meet these regulatory requirements.

3. Increased Productivity: By reducing dust in the workspace, dust collection booths can improve visibility, reduce equipment maintenance, and enhance overall productivity.

4. Cost Savings: Effective dust collection can help extend the lifespan of equipment and reduce the need for frequent cleaning or maintenance.

Overall, dust collection booths are essential equipment for industries that generate significant amounts of dust. They provide a safe and controlled environment for workers while minimizing the risk of respiratory issues and other health hazards associated with dust exposure.

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