Introducing the new Dustex® Hydramist 35GT

What is the Dustex® Hydramist 35GT?

The Hydramist 35GT is a self-contained, mobile dust suppression bowser, designed to control dense, airborne dust produced by a wide range of construction and demolition site applications.

With a 2,000-litre (440 G) capacity tank, this unit generates an impressive throw of 10 to 30 metres. Flexibility is also key, and the unit can be powered by either a diesel engine or electric pressure pump, allowing operation without the constraints of a dedicated power or water supply. The high-pressure atomising jet nozzle, fixed to the tilting mast, can be manually angled to 45° and positioned to cover a single range. Alternatively, the nozzle can be set to automatic 90° oscillation.

The unit also offers a connected pressure washer feature, allowing you to carry out the cleaning of tools, plant, floors and facades on site.

How Does the Hydramist 35GT work?

The unit is mobile and easy to manoeuvre around site, allowing it to be positioned effectively for different applications around site. Once sited, a fine mist reaching up to 30m can be projected, either at a fixed or oscillating range to suit your needs.

By projecting a fine mist of water particles into the air, it intercepts airborne dust particles and pulls them to the ground. The initial dampening of surfaces can also prevent the dust from becoming airborne in the first place.

What are the Key Features and Benefits of the Hydramist 35GT?

• Self-contained, all in one unit (2000l tank, jet, pressure washer feature and road tow chassis)
• 10 - 30m throw
• 2,000-litre capacity tank
• 3 water outputs; long range/ low volume, short range/ high volume, & lance
• Remote on/off & oscillation
• Water pressure feature for the cleaning of tools, plant, floors, facades etc.
• Road tow legal
• Electric start with remote control

Key Applications:

• Airborne Dust
• Damping down surfaces & stockpiles
• Wood chip wetting and stone ballast dust suppression (indoors)
• Demolition and stone ballast dust suppression (outdoors)

Why is it vital that we control dust on construction sites?

Construction sites are dusty places, and this only increases during the summer months. Once airborne, it is very difficult to capture, contain and control dust effectively. Uncontrolled construction dust can result in a range of life-threatening respiratory conditions in later life such as cancer, silicosis, asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD). Dust exposure can also lead to non-fatal heart attacks, irregular heartbeat, dermatoses, aggravated asthma, decreased lung function, breathing difficulties and nasal cancer.

The effective management of airborne dust protects both the long-term health of workers on site, residents living nearby, and the local environment.

Further information:

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