K i t TAl k
Fighting Dust on the Inside
The Dehaco Mini Series of portable dust control units are designed to humidify an internal area, pulling the dust straight to the ground without getting anyone or anything wet. These models cover a range up to 20 metres and are specifically designed for internal or enclosed external work applications such as soft stripping and asbestos removal. The Mini Series consist of the FEMTO, NANO and AXO and require only a snaplock hose attachment. All models are manufactured with a 110v motor for the UK market so they can be run through a mains 110v transformer, small 6 kva generator or from a site welfare unit equipped with a 110v output.
While most of the dust
suppression equipment suppliers concern
themselves with external
applications, Dehaco and its sole UK importer LDH
Attachments have carved a niche for protecting
operatives working inside,
in soft strip applications for example.
Dehaco’s larger De Dust range including the 75, 150 and 200 models are suited to external demolition work. Standard units come on a trailer base and require 3 phase electricity or - depending on the model - a 20kva -65kva generator. The water is fed to these units through a 1" bsp hose connection. These units can be supplied with 330 degree automatic oscillation and a remote control if wider coverage is required. LDH Attachments also stocks the MPT75, a self-contained unit with generator and water tank enabling the unit to be sited anywhere without regard to power and water feed.
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