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Combustible dust challenges in the defence industry
Many of the materials used in military and defence products are considered combustible dust. Metal dust, titanium, composites, aluminum, and powders all pose a significant fire or explosion hazard. It is imperative to capture and filter the dust in accordance with the latest ATEX or NFPA standards to mitigate the risk to workers and facilities. Nederman's solutions, experience, and expertise help manufacturers across the defence industry stay compliant and reduce the risk of fire and explosions.
Exposure to toxic weld fumes and smoke in military equipment manufacturing
Welding and metal fabrication are important processes for many military and defence products. Shipbuilding, aircraft, and armoured vehicles all require heavy welding and generate a great deal of smoke and fume. Weld fume has been classified as a Group 1 carcinogen, so capturing and controlling these fumes is essential to ensure safe and productive working conditions. Nederman offers a wide range of solutions for local source capture, on-torch, and ambient fume extraction for large assemblies that can reduce fume exposure and help maintain acceptable exposure limits.
Protecting service and maintenance teams from hazardous vehicle exhaust and welding fumes
Servicing and maintaining military vehicles often requires operating them indoors. The diesel exhaust from these vehicles is a known carcinogen and presents a significant risk to technicians and staff in the facility. We offer source exhaust extraction solutions and hose reels that prevent exposure for a wide range of vehicle and workshop configurations.
For welding repair work, we also offer portable fume extraction equipment that can be used in confined spaces or hard-to-reach locations common in the shipbuilding industry.
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