Extraction solutions for virtually any application
Dust in the ambient air of your production facility? Smoke, dust, gas and oil mist in the air? Chips, dust and particles on machines? It doesn’t have to be that way. Companies that use one of our stationary industrial extraction systems benefit from clean air in the workplace. By doing so, they invest in the health of their employees, the longevity of their buildings, machinery and equipment, and the quality of their products. Effective extraction pays off.
We develop customized extraction systems and solutions for your specific applications. Our extraction systems and dust collectors combine optimal capture of materials, chips, gases, particles and dust from the air with the most suitable separation technology and extraction solution for each requirement. The results speak for themselves.
As an expert in filtration and extraction systems, we meet regulatory requirements and set industry standards for clean air worldwide.
The following extraction systems are available:
- Wet scrubbers, dry dust collectors and oil mist separators
- Welding fume extractors and industrial vacuum cleaners
- Filtration systems, extraction units, dust collectors, industrial vacuum cleaners and ambient air cleaners.
Explore our extraction solutions
All our extraction systems, extraction technologies and dust collectors efficiently remove explosive gases, dusts and particles from the air using ATEX-certified components, extraction arms, extraction tables and extraction hoods.
Whether dust, chips, gases, fine dust or particles, our extraction systems deliver outstanding separation performance with premium-quality filters and provide all the benefits of an optimized separation process: clean machinery, clean breathing air, maximum operational safety and environmental protection.
Our extraction systems and accessories, including extraction hoses, chip collection bags and filter cartridges, are specifically designed for a wide range of woodworking applications, such as planers, sanding machines and milling machines. The extraction performance of our products ensures highly efficient chip extraction and maximum results.
If you are unsure about the type of dust or fine dust present in your working environment or which extraction system best meets your requirements, our experts will be happy to advise you. Compare the features and performance of our extraction systems to find the ideal solution for your application.
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Extraction systems for cleaner workplaces
Our extraction systems provide customized solutions for improving workplace environments. Compliance with DGUV regulations ensures the highest standards of safety and quality. Whether you are working with a window cutter, profile cutter or jointing cutter, and regardless of the application size, our systems ensure the efficient extraction of chips and wood dust.
Clean air units and extraction hoses deliver outstanding extraction performance while reducing emissions and fumes in your workshop. Thanks to their optimized design and impressive performance, our systems offer maximum efficiency, even under demanding operating conditions and in continuous 24/7 operation.
Our products guarantee outstanding quality, supported by durable filter cartridges and advanced filtration technology. Through effective air filtration and oil mist separation, we help maximize workplace safety. Rely on our expertise to create an optimal working environment.
The investment costs of an extraction system depend on its type, performance and features. They can range from a few thousand euros for compact units to well over one hundred thousand euros for complex industrial installations. The return on investment is typically achieved within two to five years through reduced maintenance costs, lower scrap rates, improved employee health and enhanced product quality.
The energy efficiency of extraction systems can be improved by using frequency converters to adjust motor output according to demand and by integrating sensors that automatically regulate extraction performance. Regular maintenance, filter cleaning or replacement, and the sealing of duct systems help reduce energy consumption while ensuring consistently high extraction performance.
The operation of extraction systems in the EU is governed by occupational health, safety and environmental regulations. In Germany, these include DGUV regulations, the Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances (TRGS), and the ATEX Directives for explosion protection in hazardous areas. In addition, EU environmental protection requirements and compliance with occupational exposure limits (OELs) for various substances are mandatory.
Intelligent systems will play a central role in the efficiency and safety of future clean air solutions. Predictive maintenance helps prevent unplanned downtime and optimize service intervals. Real-time air quality monitoring and automatic adjustment of extraction performance to actual demand improve energy efficiency and enable seamless integration into Industry 4.0 environments.
The disposal or recycling of materials collected by extraction systems depends on their type and composition. Wood chips can be composted or used for energy recovery, while metal dust is typically recycled. Hazardous dusts, such as asbestos or heavy metal particles, must be disposed of as hazardous waste in accordance with applicable regulations to protect both the environment and human health. Careful segregation of materials is essential to ensure proper handling and treatment.
The choice of the optimal extraction technology depends on the type and quantity of the substance to be captured, such as dust, fumes or oil mist, as well as particle size and any potential explosion risk. In addition, the required extraction volume, available space and targeted energy consumption all influence system sizing and the selection of the most suitable extraction solution.
Inadequate air cleaning in production facilities increases the risk of respiratory diseases such as asthma, chronic bronchitis and silicosis. Fine dust and gases can irritate and damage the respiratory system, while nanoparticles may enter the bloodstream and potentially cause harm to internal organs. In addition, reduced visibility caused by smoke or dust can increase the risk of workplace accidents.