Justifying the purchase of any equipment should be accompanied by a real-world assessment of how it impacts the bottom line. If the goal is improving air quality from potentially harmful fugitive dust emissions in workplaces and communities, then investing in a mist cannon is an excellent consideration. The compliance and legal exposures are enough to drive a decision to seek a dust control solution, but it helps if the equipment actually enhances the bottom line.
Often, we get calls from potential customers asking questions like:
Will mist cannons work on my site?
What fugitive dust control do I need for my type of material?
Are dust control cannons expensive to run and maintain?
The answer can be unique for each application. If we get enough inquiries in a region, we’ll hook up a DustBoss to our truck, drive it out and give some demonstrations right there on site. We love when we turn on the unit and hear the 25 HP fan ramp up and hum as it forces air through the barrel to the misting ring which fractures water into millions of tiny droplets that are propelled in a cone up to 100 meters (328 feet).
