Dust Collection Systems operate from 400–2,000 cfm.
January 19, 2005 - Self-contained, intermittent-duty Air Boss Upflow Systems collect coarse to fine dusts in light-duty applications. Models DCU-1 and DCU-2 feature hinged cartridge access door, reverse pulse cleaning, backward-inclined partial width fan, and inlet baffle to protect filter. Units are suited for environments where grinding, sanding, polishing, cutting, and power blending occur. Dust drawer, 20-gal drum lid kit, and hopper/leg assembly are optional.
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Trion Introduces the Compact and Self-contained Air Boss Upflow Intermittent Duty Dust Collection Systems
Sanford, NC – January 2005 – Trion Inc., a division of Fedders Corporation, introduces the Air Boss Upflow Intermittent Duty Dust Collection (DCU) Systems, two self-contained, compact dust collectors for coarse to fine dusts in light-duty applications where high collection efficiency is essential.
The Air Boss DCU Upflow is ideal for environments where grinding, sanding, polishing, cutting, power blending and other dust generating activities occur. The systems include two models, the DCU-1 and DCU-2, both which are factory assembled and shipped ready to operate. Each compact model has a heavy-duty exterior in a blue textured finish and features a hinged cartridge access door, reverse pulse cleaning and integral fan. An optional dust drawer is available for easy disposal of collected particles as well as a 20-gallon drum lid kit and hopper/leg assembly.
“The Air Boss DCU Upflow operates most efficiently in low air volume applications of 400 CFM to 2,000 CFM where the dust collector can be easily placed near the pollution source,” according to Dave Bubb, Trion’s Director of Representative Sales. “The small cabinet design offers great flexibility in positioning the unit close to the dust source, saving valuable floor space. The Air Boss DCU Upflow requires only periodic maintenance and filter replacement is quick and easy, making the unit less expensive to operate than other cartridge filter or mechanical shaker units.”
Additional Air Boss DCU Upflow System advantages include:
• Compressed air pulse cleaning removes more dirt per cleaning cycle than outdated mechanical shaker units
• Factory assembled for easy start-up
• Reduced plant maintenance costs
• Easy filter change out for quicker maintenance
• Backward-inclined partial width fan generates greater airflow and high static pressure at equal horsepower for more efficient operation
• Standard inlet baffle to protect the filter
ABOUT TRION
Trion is a division of Fedders Engineered Products, a subsidiary of Fedders Corporation, Liberty Corner, NJ, a leading global manufacturer of air treatment products and systems, including air cleaners, air conditioners, humidifiers, dehumidifiers and thermal technology products for commercial, industrial and residential markets. Trion products are manufactured in Sanford, NC, and Suzhou, China. For more information, contact Beth Marotta, Fedders Corporation, at 908.604.8686, x4276, or bmarotta@fedders.com, or visit the Trion website at www.trioninc.com.
Contacts:
General Information:
Fedders Corporation
Beth Marotta
USA
Phone: 908-604-8686 ext 4276 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Trion, Inc. Address: 101 McNeill Rd., P.O. Box 760 City: Sanford State: NC ZIP: 27331 Country: USA Phone: 800-884-0002 FAX: 919-774-8771 http://www.trioninc.com
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