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With the many dozens of different makes, models and styles
of dust collectors in use in various industries, it’s
very rare that anyone knows all there is about operating them
when they get the job. Worse, most people have never been
formally trained to operate and maintain dust collection equipment...
they just get it tacked on as part of their duties at the
plant.
Add to that the constant push to change the configuration
of the plant for better performance, increased production,
reduced energy costs and labour, or to meet tougher emissions
regulations, and dust collector performance becomes even more
important to the big picture of plant operations. It’s
not just about nuisance dust control anymore – it’s
about keeping your plant processes breathing right, so they
can do the job.
TAPC offers Dust Collector Maintenance and Troubleshooting
seminars to fill the gap left in both traditional maintenance
training and formal engineering educations. These classes
are based on over 15 years of experience working with dust
collectors of every description, on every type of industrial
process you can imagine.
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