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• Air intake: Contaminated air is drawn into the collector system.
• Liquid contact: The air passes through a liquid, often water, which is sprayed or used as a bath to create high-contact zones.
• Particle capture: The dust particles stick to the water droplets, creating larger, heavier particles.
• Collection: These heavier agglomerates fall out of the airstream due to gravity and are collected in a sludge or slurry at the bottom of the unit for safe disposal.
• Clean air release: The cleaned air is then released back into the atmosphere.

• High efficiency: They are highly effective at capturing both large and small particles, including fine dust, smoke, and fumes.
• Combustible dust control: Wet collection systems are ideal for safely handling combustible materials like aluminum and magnesium, significantly reducing the risk of fire or explosion compared to dry systems.
• Gas and odor removal: They can absorb or react with gases, helping to control odors and remove harmful pollutants like volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
• Versatility: They can handle a wide range of particle types and are suitable for many industries, such as metalworking, chemical processing, and pharmaceuticals.
• Reduced maintenance: Systems without internal moving parts can require very little maintenance beyond the removal of the collected sludge.

• Metal grinding, sanding, and deburring
• Pharmaceutical and chemical processing
• Foundries and metal fabrication
• Woodworking
• Handling sticky or heat-sensitive dust