Containment Methods for Industrial Dust Collectors
This video provides a demonstration of the bag-in bag-out (BIBO) method of changing out the filters in an industrial dust collector. Also shown is the continuous liner containment system for the dust dischange. Both methods safely protect workers from potent compounds such as in the pharmaceutical industry or hazardous dusts in other industries.
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