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Leading portable industrial fume and dust extraction specialist BOFA has unveiled a new global brand to reflect its closer alignment with parent company Donaldson. BOFA is now Donaldson BOFA, accentuating the enhanced, world-leading technical expertise, scientific resources and investment supporting the business’s expansion on the global stage. This growth, enabled in part by Donaldson’s worldwide […]

The electronics industry continues its exponential global growth, with digital technology reaching into almost every area of industrial and commercial activity.

Fume and dust extraction systems have long been a key essential in schools, colleges and universities...but perhaps now it’s time to step back to make sure that the needs of students are keeping pace with the evolution of technology.

With the march of electrification across multiple markets – notably in automotive - the European Union is introducing new battery regulations designed to promote sustainability and reduce waste.

Speed of production and quality of output are vital in coding and labelling products both to optimise investment in technology and to meet the expectations of consumers.

Find answers to frequently asked filter questions here.

Many industrial processes produce airborne contaminants that have the potential to be harmful to human health.

The cost of energy consumption is one of the key considerations for manufacturing productivity – and today there are lots of data-driven tools available to spot wasteful practices.

Once specified, a BOFA extraction system is designed to be pretty much maintenance-free ‘straight from the box’ when put into service.

It may come as something of a surprise, but the primary drivers of shorter-than-expected filter life are actually nothing to do with the filters themselves.

BOFA is reinforcing its position as a market leader in portable fume and particulate filtration systems for additive manufacturing with its latest generation 3D PrintPRO technology designed specifically for high-temperature processes.

The proliferation of 3D print technology and its growing cost-effectiveness is spawning investment in print farms focused on leveraging the value of additive manufacturing at scale.