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Grydale® mobile dust collectors bring versatility and adaptability to dust control, making them an excellent choice for industries and projects where dust sources and work locations vary frequently. By providing on-the-spot dust control, Grydale® mobile dust collectors help improve air quality, ensure regulatory compliance, and protect worker health wherever the job takes them. Our Mobile Dust Collector Range has the following options: - Air Volumes: 6 m3/s (12,000 CFM) to 60 m3/s (125,000 CFM), - Power: Electric, Diesel or Hybrid - Mobility: Drag Skid, Tracks, Hydraulic Stepping, Castor Wheel or Trailer Mount. Contact us for more information: enquiries@grydale.com.au 1300 929 349 #dustcontrol #mobiledustcollectors #dustsucks #suckitup

Grydale® mobile dust collectors provide significant advantages for various industries by offering flexibility, portability, and effective dust control when and where it is needed. Here are five reasons why mobile dust collectors could benefit your operations: 1. Flexible Deployment Mobile dust collectors can be easily relocated across different areas of a job site, making them ideal for projects that cover multiple locations or phases. This flexibility saves time and resources compared to installing multiple stationary (fixed) systems. 2. Cost Efficiency Mobile units offer an affordable solution for short-term projects or seasonal work since they can be rented and redeployed as necessary. This eliminates the need for a permanent system and reduces long-term maintenance costs. 3. Adaptability for Evolving Requirements Many industries, such as construction and demolition, have shifting needs and sources of dust. A mobile system can quickly adapt to these changes, ensuring dust is consistently managed. 4. Compliance and Safety  Mobile dust collectors assist companies in meeting health and safety regulations regardless of their location, ensuring a safer work environment and minimising risks associated with airborne contaminants. 5. Proximity to Dust Source   Grydale's internationally patented track-mounted dust collectors can effectively control dust at the source and operate alongside mobile equipment. This enables highly efficient excavation equipment can be used in urban locations or confined underground operations. We currently have stock of a range of mobile equipment ready for short-term hire or purchase. Contact our team for more information at:  enquiries@grydale.com.au  1300 929 349 #mobiledustcollectors #grydale #dustcontrol #healthandsafety 

Protecting Health & Safety in Sandstone Operations: Why Dust Control Solutions Matter Did you know that workers in sandstone operations face a hidden health risk daily? Silica dust, released from cutting, grinding, or crushing sandstone, can lead to severe health issues like silicosis, lung cancer, and respiratory diseases. That’s where dust control solutions make a life-saving difference! By minimising airborne dust, these systems create safer environments, reduce respiratory hazards, and improve the overall well-being of workers on-site. Investing in effective dust control is more than compliance, it’s a commitment to health, safety, and long-term protection for your team. Make the safe choice. Prioritise dust control solutions for a healthier, safer workplace. Contact Grydale®for more information on our Fixed, Mobile and Onboard Dust Control Solutions enquiries@grydale.com.au 1300 929 349

Grydale® Achieves ISO 9001, ISO 45001, and ISO 14001 Certifications - Strengthening Our Commitment to Quality, Workplace Safety and Environment   We are proud to announce that we have achieved triple certification in: - ISO 9001:2015 for Quality Management Systems, - ISO 45001:2018 for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems, and - ISO 14001:2015 for Environmental Management Systems. These international standards affirm our unwavering commitment to quality, sustainability, and the safety of our employees. “Achieving these three certifications is a testament to our team’s dedication and our continuous drive for excellence in all we do,” said Alex de Andrade, CEO of Grydale. “These certifications ensure that we operate at the highest standards for quality, employee safety, and environmental responsibility, ultimately benefiting our customers, employees, and the community.” These certifications reflect Grydale’s vision to operate as a quality-driven leader in the manufacturing sector, committed to social and environmental responsibility. They were awarded after a thorough audit by GRS Certification, an accredited third-party organisation that ensures compliance with international standards. Congratulations to the whole of the Grydale® team for this fantastic achievement. To read more about our triple ISO accreditation please visit our website https://lnkd.in/gNn2bGf6 or contact us at: enquiries@grydale.com.au +61 1300 929 349

Grydale® are looking forward to exhibiting at next years AusIMM Underground Operators Conference in Adelaide and sharing our Dust Control Solutions. Take advantage of early bird prices by registering early. #ausimm #dustcontrol #underground

Dust Collectors and Baghouses are two terms that are often interchanged when talking about dust control. However, there are some key differences, primarily relating to their design, filtration mechanism, efficiency, maintenance needs, and suitability for different types of dust and operating environments. 1. Design and Structure Baghouses use vertical fabric bags (often polyester or fibreglass) that trap dust particles as air passes through. Cartridge Dust Collectors utilise pleated cylindrical or oval cartridges, maximising surface area in a compact design and making them smaller than baghouses. 2. Filtration Efficiency Baghouses are effective for larger dust particles and high dust-loading applications but have less surface area than cartridge filters. They excel in collecting coarse and fibrous dust. In contrast, cartridge dust collectors utilise pleated filter media for a larger surface area, making them more efficient in capturing fine particulate matter. 3. Cleaning Method Baghouses and Cartridge Dust Collectors commonly use pulse-jet cleaning systems to remove dust. Baghouses blow compressed air into bags to shake off accumulated dust. Cartridge Dust Collectors, need less frequent and gentler cleaning due to the pleated larger surface area, which allows cleaning to be completed with lower air pressure. 4. Maintenance and Replacement Filter life is dependent on many factors, however typically Baghouses require more frequent maintenance due to their bag size and shape, which leads to more wear and tear, especially with abrasive dust. Replacing bags is often time-consuming and often involves longer system shutdowns. In contrast, Cartridge Filters are easier and quicker to maintain thanks to their compact and pleated design. 5. Applications and Suitability Due to their durability for heavy-duty use, baghouses are suited for industries with high dust loads and abrasive particles. Cartridge Dust Collectors excel in high efficiency for fine dust and are compact, making them suitable for smaller facilities or limited spaces. 6. Space and Cost Efficiency Baghouses need more space due to their longer bag structures, making them ideal for larger facilities. Cartridge Dust Collectors are compact and suitable for space-constrained areas. While they may have a higher initial cost, they can be more cost-effective for operations with fine dust and lower volumes. In summary, baghouses are suited to high-dust, heavy-duty applications with larger particles, while cartridge dust collectors are more efficient for fine dust and limited-space environments. Choosing between the two depends on the type of dust, space constraints, and operational needs. For more information on appropriate dust control solutions for your industry and application please contact us on enquiries@grydale.com.au

Dust Collectors: An essential part of your dust management plan within Underground Mining and Tunnel Construction Airborne dust created in underground mining and tunnel construction poses serious health risks, particularly in enclosed spaces where ventilation is limited. Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS) dust and other airborne particles released during operations can lead to respiratory diseases. Mobile dust collectors are an effective engineering control used to capture dust at the source, pulling dust-laden air through a series of filters, capturing harmful airborne particles and releasing clean air to the working environment. Controlling dust at the source is crucial in underground settings, where space and airflow is limited. Mobile dust collectors can be strategically positioned to collect dust from dust generating equipment, allowing efficient excavation equipment to operate simultaneously underground, creating multiple working areas and generating operational efficiencies. Investing in dust collectors is about more than regulatory compliance; it's a commitment to worker safety and sustainable practices. As technology advances, new dust collection systems continue to improve efficiency and environmental impact. Grydale® is proud to have been transforming approaches to dust control over the last ten years and have developed innovative, industry-leading technology, including our internationally patented track-mounted dust collectors. What role do dust collectors play in your underground operations? If you'd like to find out more about our innovative solutions, contact us: enquiries@grydale.com.au 1300 929 349

Dust Collectors: A Key Part of the Hierarchy of Controls for Safer Workplaces In environments with high dust exposure, the risk to workers’ health is serious. From respiratory issues to long-term diseases, dust hazards are not to be ignored. That’s where Dust Collectors come in! Using mobile dust collectors as part of the Hierarchy of Controls, which prioritises eliminating hazards at the source, can make a huge impact on workplace safety. By capturing and filtering dust before it becomes airborne, dust collectors effectively reduce exposure risks and safeguard workers’ health. Let’s prioritise a proactive approach to dust control! Invest in solutions that protect your team, reduce risk, and create a healthier, safer work environment. Dust collectors are more than equipment; they’re a commitment to worker health and safety. Contact us for more information: enquiries@grydale.com.au 1300 929 349

Need Dust Control On-the-Go in a Confined Space? Meet the Grydale® JMS-6-MES - the smallest mobile dust collector in our range! In industries where dust control is critical - like construction, mining, tunnelling, abrasive blasting, concrete, and metalworking - having a reliable, high-capacity dust collection solution can improve worker health, safety, and air quality and help comply with regulations. The smallest mobile unit in our range is our JMS-6-MES (6m3/s (12,000 CFM), Mobile, Electric, and Skid dust collectors). These units are designed to provide effective dust control where and when you need it. Here are five of the key benefits of our JMS-6-MES dust collectors: 1) High Capacity: 6m3/s (12,000 CFM) of airflow at -2.5kPA FSP can control dust in a wide range of industrial applications and dust types. 2) Filtration Efficiency: Our units have a proven filtration efficiency of 99.99% at 0.067micron to meet the highest regulatory standards. 3) Mobility: It is easily transportable and can be quickly deployed across different sites or job areas, ideal for projects with shifting needs. 4) Power Options: The JMS-6-MES is an electric powered unit, alternatively the unit can be paired with a diesel generator to provide dust control at even the most remote locations. 5) Flexible Options: Rent for short-term projects or purchase for ongoing operations. We currently have stock available so don't compromise on air quality or safety. Whether you’re running a temporary project or need a long-term solution, we have options for your unique needs.Reach out today to discuss how our mobile dust collectors can support your operations! enquiries@grydale.com.au 1300 929 349 #DustControl #SafetyFirst #IndustrialSolutions #MobileDustCollector #RentalSolutions

It is widely accepted that dust control regulations are essential for mining operations. They safeguard worker health, enhance community air quality, protect the environment, and ensure operational safety. Have you considered implementing additional controls to minimise dust exposure for your workers and the environment while also boosting your overall operational efficiency? Dust control solutions should not just be about meeting regulatory standards but ensuring your operation is doing everything it can to mitigate the risks and ensure the highest level of safety is in place. Four of the key benefits of using dust collectors as part of your mining operations dust management strategy include: 1) Capturing Fine Dust Particles 2) Reducing Health Risks 3) Maintaining Visibility and Operational Safety 4) Supporting Environmental Protection Grydale is a local manufacturer of fixed and mobile dust collectors that are being used to manage dust from a wide range of mining operations and processes in Australia and overseas. Mobile dust collectors offer air volumes from 6m3/s (12,000CFM) to 60m3/s (125,000CFM) and are available as diesel, electric or hybrid solutions. Skid mounted units are designed when dust collection needs are relatively static, however track mounted units can be used to easily move along with dust generating processes, or for temporary works. Our JMS F-Series, fixed unit dust collectors offer a long-term and cost-effective solution to dust and fume control and are designed to handle high-volume dust loads. They are based on a modular design which provides the flexibility to size the dust control units in relation to the required air volumes. Our engineering team can take site and process drawings to determine air flow requirements and design ducting configuration to achieve a total dust control solution. By adopting effective solutions, you can significantly reduce your environmental impact on surrounding communities. Are you ready to enhance your dust management strategies to not only comply with regulations but also ensure a safer workplace and a more sustainable operation? If yes, please contact us at enquiries@grydale.com.au