Dust collector fire and explosion prevention measures! Activated carbon hinders the intake of oxygen essential for combustion and prevents ignition of dust from sparks.
The "Calcium Feeder" is a calcium carbonate supply device designed to handle dust from materials such as humus, iron, aluminum, and paint powders. This product was developed with support from the Tokyo Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Corporation's new product and technology development grant program. Since its launch, it has primarily been selected and used by major automobile manufacturers as a fire prevention device. Additionally, we conduct hazard assessment tests, and a specialized examiner compiles detailed reports based on tests conducted according to "JIS" standards, evaluating ignition risk, explosion risk, and the appropriate mixing ratio of calcium carbonate. 【Features】 ■ 100V ■ Automatic ON/OFF ■ Low supply warning ■ Easy adjustment *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Supported Dusts】 ■ Fumes ■ Iron and aluminum dust ■ Coating powder ■ Biochips ■ Wood chips ■ Wheat and starch ■ Cornstarch *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■Dust collector fire and explosion prevention measures *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Handling machine tools for a century, our company has supported Japan's manufacturing industry as a specialized trading company for machine tools since its founding in 1907. During this time, the Japanese economy has achieved remarkable development, and the lives of us Japanese people have changed significantly, but we have always conducted our work sincerely to earn the trust of our customers, regardless of the era.
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