Regarding sulfur dust, can it be handled using explosion-proof vacuum cleaners?
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My workshop is equipped with three large dust collectors for dealing with sulfur dust, and the premises are cleaned manually on a daily basis; however, some sulfur dust still accumulates on the floors and on the surfaces of the equipment. It seems that manual cleaning and the dust removal systems alone are not sufficient to achieve an ideal level of cleanliness. I was wondering if any of you have used industrial explosion-proof vacuum cleaners to clean areas that are difficult to reach normally, and what was the cleaning effect like?
I’ve never used an explosion-proof vacuum cleaner. But apart from installing dust removal equipment, are there any other methods that can be tried to reduce dust?
You can reach out to me regarding this. For handling explosive dust, using manual sweeping is time-consuming and ineffective. Currently, our company has a product that’s quite suitable for your current working conditions