2024 SCREENPOD S45

2024

SCREENPOD

S45

新建

For powerful dust control, Screenpod Dust Cannons offer cutting edge solutions and outstanding performance, significantly reducing health risks associated with dust and massively improving air quality across a wide variety of applications, from recycling yards and demolition sites, to quarries and ports. Available in static, trailer and tracked versions, these machines are fast to set up and provide exceptional functionality from a compact and easily transported package that’s smoothly implemented into any operation, with minimal maintenance requirements and low operating costs, all controlled from a clear and straightforward user interface. S45 Static Dust Cannon Can supress dust within a 45m radius Powered from a 32A power supply Available in 50Hz and 60Hz versions Electrical control panel with simple layout for straightforward operation High speed fan and motor Large volume water pump Claw connector for inlet water supply Pump run dry protection Inlet water filter with removable element for maintenance Can run from either mains water supply or water tank 350 degrees of rotation Automatic slew with adjustable stoppers to set angle of rotation Electrically operated elevation Water nozzles producing a fine mist for supressing dust Adjustable water output Water drain valves Fork pocket base frame and lifting eyes for easy mobility Benefits: Massively reduces health & safety risks associated with dust Hugely improved air quality Removes airborne particulates Protects the local environment Improves visibility on site Removes dust clouds around equipment when running Establishes good local relations by minimising complaints about dust Reduced clean up and maintenance costs Applications: Wood Recycling & Production Plants Construction & Demolition Waste Processing Recycling Yards Mining Operations Concrete Production Plants Demolitions Sites Landfills Ship Unloading & Ports Scrap Metal Processing & Steel Mills Cooling for Live Events & Industrial Applications How it Works: Atomised water droplets are sprayed from nozzles as a fine mist. A fan produces airflow that carries this mist over a given area. The atomised water droplets in the mist then bind with dust particles in the air, bringing them to the ground and removing them from the air, thus supressing the dust.