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Wet dust collectors
September 1st 2006

Doncasters Medical Technologies has installed three dust extraction units from Carter-Thorne for its forging and finishing operations in Sheffield.

The Nonflam W220 wet extractors are used to remove titanium, cobalt, chrome and stainless steel dusts created in grinding and polishing operations on a range of precision orthopedic products.

The simple, robust units can be used with flammable, explosive or wet and sticky dusts.

Carter-Thorne can supply all ducting, an installation service, and can advise on CoSHH requirements.

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Deals with potentially explosive dust (1st September 2008)

Anew compact Cyclovent dust extraction unit from Carter Environmental Engineers has been developed from the company's standard Cyclovent range and offers all of the system's features in a compact, stand-alone unit.

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Introduced to deal with dust and hot sparks (1st July 2008)

AW50 Dustand Nonflam from Carter Environmental Engineers (CEE) has been installed at the Bird Bellows division of Senior Aerospace to handle dust generated in titanium polishing operations.

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Collects dust (1st March 2008)

Five Carter-Midac AS820 Autosludge wet dust collectors from Carter Environmental Engineers (CEE) are now used by the West London Waste household refuse facility in Brentford to ensure clean working conditions for staff

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Extracts dust (1st September 2007)

Carter-Thorne has installed a Polytex L22 dust extraction unit at the Cirencester factory of Corin Medical, manufacturer of othopaedic devices.

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Removes dust (1st July 2007)

Five Carter-Midac AS820 Autosludge wet dust collectors from Carter Environmental Engineers have been installed at West London Waste's household refuse facility in Brentford.

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Removes oil mist (1st May 2007)

Carter Environmental Engineers (CEE) has installed an abatement plant to remove oil mist generated during the cold reduction of sheet steel products at the Llanwern steelworks of Corus.

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Extracts dust (1st March 2007)

The compact W50 Dustand Nonflam wet dust extractor from Carter-Thorne combines effective operation with space-saving design.

The W50 fits under a work-bench or can act as a bench for other small machines. It can be used wher

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Polishing dust is ejected (1st March 2006)

Polishing dust is ejected A Nonflam W120 from Carter- Thorne is providing dust extraction for polishing operations at Denham-based Martin-Baker, maker of aircraft ejection seats.

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Extraction unit deals quietly with dust problem (1st November 2005)

Amanufacturer of refrigerated retail display cases, CRE, has installed a Carter- Thorne Nonflam W120 wet dust extraction unit at its Birmingham production facility.

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Protection from wood dust (1st July 2005)

For the Rycotewood Furniture Centre, moving to new workshops and design studios in Oxford meant the installation of new dust extraction equipment.

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WET DUST EXTRACTION (1st May 2005)

A Carter-Thorne Nonflam W185 wet dust extraction unit, with ducting to provide extraction on two separate processes, has been installed by Euro Sheet Metal, West London.

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Extraction unit installed (1st July 2004)

A W120 Nonflam wet dust extraction unit from Carter-Thorne has been installed at the Milton Keynes plant of THK, manufacturer of linear motion systems.

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Extracts dust (1st January 2004)

Dust extraction systems by Carter Thorne have been installed in Finsbury Instruments new factory in Leatherhead. Two Polytex L22 units and five small Dustand units serving individual workstations handle cobalt chrome dust created in linishing and pol

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Extracts steam (1st September 2003)

Wisbech-based Greenvale Foods has installed extraction equipment made by the air services division of Carter Environmental Engineers to remove starch and product-laden steam from the production area of its newly upgraded potato processing plant. The

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