Optimal dedusting with pneumatic valves

We have been developing and producing control and automation components for over 47 years and have extensive knowledge and experience in industrial network technology (fieldbus technology). In addition, our approximately 90 employees develop and manufacture control systems, measuring devices and control cabinets for the cleaning process of industrial filter systems. Solutions for dedusting technology Filter control systems from AXXERON HESCH are used either for automated jet pulse cleaning by means of compressed air blasts or mechanical vibration cleaning (shaker filters) in industrial dedusting systems. From small controllers for bunker top filters and industrial extractors to large filter system controllers such as those used in cement and power plants - we have a wide range of products and offer the right product for every application. * Simple installation and fast commissioning * Flexible installation - supplied in a compact housing or in a standard rail version * For controlling 1-1024 valves * In ATEX zone 22 (dust) and approved for outdoor operation Control systems from HESCH feature valve monitoring, cyclical cleaning and post-cleaning. We also supply products for efficient differential pressure-controlled cleaning, which extend the service life of the filter media through optimised cleaning intervals and increase energy efficiency through lower compressed air consumption. Dedusting systems can be used in a variety of industrial environments, which can differ greatly in terms of their requirements and conditions. Reason enough to contact a professional for valve control when planning a filter system. The use of a HESCH valve control system makes sense both for new systems and for retrofitting existing fabric filter systems.

In 2021, the FMB – the supplier show for mechanical engineering will be supplemented by a new core theme: surface technology. In doing so, the trade fair will provide an even fuller picture of the spectrum offered by the supply industry. This concerns both the “hardware” of mechanical engineering as well as services, which are likewise gaining in significance at the FMB to an ever-increasing extent. Christian Enßle, Head of Cluster FMB: “Every mechanical engineering company makes use of surface technology in one form or another, for instance, to protect machine components from corrosion or for the application of functional coatings. For this reason, it is only logical that we give this field the attention it deserves in line with its actual significance in the supply industry.” This step is all the more logical since surface technology has always been represented at the FMB. Companies that have been exhibiting for many years present, for example, plant and equipment for painting and powder coating as well as consumable materials and peripheral equipment such as dosing, filtration and air exhaust systems. An even higher number of companies offering services such as varnishing and painting, powder coating, pre-treatments, cleaning, galvanising, zinc plating and other surface technology processes – many of which are based in East Westphalia-Lippe (OWL) – will be present at the show. These exhibitors – of which there are currently more than thirty – will now be provided with an improved platform to showcase their performance capability. Christian Enßle: “We assume that this will enable us to attract further specialists in the field of surface technology as exhibitors. This dovetails perfectly with the customers of many subcontractors in the field of coatings and plant manufacturers. For this reason, surface technology will also be the key topic of the programme of lectures on day one of the show.” The special concept of the trade show scores points with first-time exhibitors, providing them with the opportunity to book a complete package including furniture, catering and marketing services. Therefore, all they need to bring with them are their exhibits and information leaflets. This is a real benefit particularly for smaller companies with more limited marketing resources.