Bona DCS (Dust Containment System) by Bona
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
Whether you’re dry sanding a hardwood floor or wet sanding a resilient surface, the process generates dust that can be harmful. Bona’s DCS (Dust Containment System) highlights the organisation’s drive for innovation and takes dust-free sanding to a new level – removing 99.996% of the dust in the air during sanding, leaving a healthier air quality when compared to other sanding systems.
Company Profile
Founded in 1919, Bona is a family-owned, sustainably driven company that supplies products for installing, renovating, maintaining, and restoring premium floors.
Bona has innovated, engineered, pioneered, and perfected an entire system to create floors that last a lifetime; from lacquers and oils to adhesives and machines, all work together for durable and beautiful results.
Company Contact
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The Bona DCS captures the dust generated on the spot and provides a dust-free environment thanks to state-of-the-art dust separation technique. Bona DCS cleans the air as well as keeps the filter clean which means less downtime is needed for preparing and cleaning up after the work is completed. As it prevents dust escaping to surrounding areas, there is no need to seal the premises or build airtight protection around furniture either. It also drastically reduces the need for cleaning after the floor finishing process.
Furthermore, by removing residue during the sanding process, it creates an even and cleaner surface, providing better results.
The DCS significantly contributes to healthy working practises for contractors, optimising air quality and making projects easier and safer, for homeowners and in commercial settings too.
The Bona DCS range is simple to use and versatile for contractors, providing a variety of dust containment machines, tools and vacuums that can be used in all sanding situations – from renovating a large sports floor to a stairway in a domestic environment.
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