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Many industrial processes produce airborne contaminants which can create a risk to human health, as well as the potential to impact production and product quality.

Read our latest blog on why fume extraction technology plays an important role in helping companies both manage workplace environments and improve productivity.

Fume and dust extraction systems play an important role in supporting the environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategies increasingly being adopted in the corporate world.

There’s a lot of interest in sustainability in the printing industry. Historically, the solvents, inks and substrates used in print processes have created challenges for equipment manufacturers in contributing to greener ways of working.

Laser coding and marking systems are getting faster, as operators seek competitive advantage through greater productivity. In this 24/7 environment, fume and dust extraction technology is playing a vital role in keeping production lines moving, mitigating risk, and delivering both health protection and process improvement.

In this blog series, we go back to basics to underline the value of effective filtration in industrial processes – as both a contributor to workplace atmosphere management and to enhance productivity.

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Centralized exhaust used to be the go-to for fume extraction. But today, more businesses are turning to portable systems like those from Donaldson BOFA to support agile manufacturing.

Discover how Donaldson BOFA fume extraction systems help printing businesses improve air quality, help protect health, and reduce downtime.

Lasers have transformed how many industries work. Whether it’s electronics, manufacturing, food and drink, and even luxury goods, the impact of laser technology goes further than most of us would imagine.

The filtration of airborne contaminants is critical in keeping manufacturing technology free from debris and operating in optimal condition.

The value of 3D printing to manufacturers continues to evolve, driven in no short measure by innovation in materials science.