MICROPLASTICS

Studies have shown microplastics at the highest points of our atmosphere, the lowest depths of the ocean, our blood, lungs, and vital organs.

The abrasive nature of cardboard dust particles accelerates the wear and tear of machine parts, increases operating temperatures, disrupts your electronics, creates MASSIVE fire hazards, and compromises your air quality. 

A dust explosion requires three elements: combustible dust, an ignition source, and oxygen. When these conditions are present in the right proportions, an explosion can occur. If dust is visibly accumulating on surfaces; you could be at risk.

Foundry smoke is hazardous due to the emission of particulate matter, heavy metals, VOCs, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, silica dust, and unpleasant odors. These pollutants pose risks to respiratory health, long-term well-being, and the environment. No one takes care of silica dust better than us 

Atomized oil builds up on surfaces, inside your machines, and inside your lungs. Prolonged exposure may contribute to chronic respiratory conditions such as bronchitis or exacerbate existing respiratory conditions like asthma. If the oil is in the air, its in your lungs.