H-Line (Asbestos) Dust Extractors

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Why are asbestos fibres so dangerous?

Asbestos was a widely used isolation material in the 1950-1970s, which later has been found out to be highly hazardous. A huge industry has been built around the removal of asbestos. As asbestos is a highly hazardous material, it must be removed with caution, and absolutely not with whatever kind of equipment and lack of protection.

How hazardous are asbestos fibres?

If there is a risk that asbestos fibres may be released in the air, then they must be captured at their point of escape or their source, then disposed of without any hazard for persons or the environment. Particles with diameters between 0.1-3 µm are the most critical for the lungs. A large part of these will be stored in the lungs if inhaled. Quartz, Asbestos, PCBs and Cobalt are examples of hazardous and carcinogenic substances with very small dust particles that stay suspended in the air in many workplaces.

Dustcontrol’s Asbestos Dust Extractors

Dustcontrol’s asbestos dust extractors meet the highest demands for health and safety and are certified by the German IFA. The dust extractor is equipped with antistatic hose, a plug for the cyclone inlet, special plastic bags and other safety precautions.

To learn more about our product range, visit the product pages (see below) and read the brochure about DC Safe Asbestos Removal.
If you are not sure which machine to use, contact our sales staff.

Don’t compromise your health when removing asbestos!