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Automatic reduction of dust generation through dust binding systems

The generation of dust pollution is an important topic in many industrial sectors and processing plants: On construction sites, landfills, in the extraction of raw materials, recycling or transport processes – wherever materials are crushed, loaded or spilled, this always goes hand in hand with the not inconsiderable generation of smaller and larger dust particles. (more…)

In 1995, FRUTIGER launched MobyDick Quick, the world’s first wheel wash system that meant that vehicles no longer had to stop for the wheels to be cleaned. This innovation revolutionised wheel cleaning for construction vehicles and, at the same time, marked the start of FRUTIGER’s reign as the world market leader in the field of wheel wash systems. At this year’s Bauma, the Swiss company will present a world first from the field of dust control.

Filthy roads, dust pollution and dirt adhering to vehicles is part and parcel of everyday routine at many landfill sites, material transshipment points, recycling yards, construction sites and recovery plants. As a result, many responsible companies are increasingly looking for opportunities to reduce the negative effects of such emissions on people, the environment and machinery. As a global market leader in the field of emission control, FRUTIGER has been providing a broad range of modern and practical solutions from a single source for over 30 years.

For almost 30 years, FRUTIGER Company AG has been a constant and leading figure in the global market with its MobyDick Wheel Washing Systems. The Demucking Systems for cleaning badly soiled construction vehicles are also becoming increasingly popular. But the latest addition to the family is the MobyDick Dust Control Cannon Line.

Raw materials have been extracted from the world’s largest borax mine in California for almost 100 years. Because the mine responsibles were increasingly faced with the problem of the extreme dirt on the construction vehicles, they started using the MobyDick demucking system from the Swiss Company FRUTIGER a short time ago.