How industrial housekeeping contributes to making workplaces better and safer 13/11/2018 An industrial environment, like any other workplace, requires a certain degree of cleanliness and organization in order to function properly. While different industries and facilities face very different challenges in this area, they all share the need for industrial housekeeping; solutions that facilitate staff safety and product quality, primarily through fume, particles and dust extraction.
How to identify if there is an oil mist problem 11/10/2018 All metal machining operations create oil mist and oil smoke to some extent. Both oil mist from emulsions and oil smoke from neat oils normally contain a number of undisclosed additives that will affect the human being. Removing oil mist is therefore essential to grant safety and cleanliness in the work place.
Employee Portrait: Jacqueline Hertig, Engineer and Project Manager at Nederman in Friesenheim, Germany 21/08/2018 Jacqueline Hertig worked as an intern at Nederman during her university studies, and found the many interesting projects and friendly co-workers of the company very appealing. Today, she has a central role at the Nederman Product Center, working with a wide range of technical solutions and innovations.
Combustible dust filtration leadership: ATEX certifying challenges and solutions 9/07/2018 There are many different ways to design a dust collection system, but when the dust is combustible, codes and standards need to be addressed to ensure compliant, safe systems. At Nederman, we took on the challenge of certifying a key component of combustible dust systems to provide maximum flexibility in system design, so our customers can benefit from the lowest cost of ownership opportunities. This required starting with the explosion isolation flap valve, CARZ-N and finding ways to certify it for the broadest range of applications possible.
4 factors that reduce the energy costs of your local exhaust ventilation system 18/06/2018 Equipment that captures and filters harmful emissions is often necessary in order to maintain a safe work environment. This consumes energy and for some processes, a significant amount of energy. Whether you operate a small laboratory or a large factory with extraction and filtration systems, there are many ways to reduce energy consumption, especially when the extraction devices do not need to run continuously. In this blog article, I will describe a couple of factors that can reduce the energy consumption of your local exhaust ventilation and filtration systems.