Yes, BlueSky® offers galvanized hard ducting, high negative pressure flex-ducting, tees, elbows, and dampers to support a complete dust collection system.

Yes. BlueSky® offers Turnkey Service contracts that includes system installation guidance, machine maintenance, and filter change-outs, allowing customers to focus on their project with peace of mind.

Yes, BlueSky® systems are assembled with modular components which can be reconfigured as processes expand or lessen, and dust and/or gaseous contaminant types shift (project phases).

Yes, BlueSky® systems are engineered to support compliance with local and national regulations, including airborne particulate exposure limits and workplace safety standards. Systems utilize HEPA filtration and SmartBox® technology to safely capture both hazardous and non-hazardous contaminants.

BlueSky® machines are electric-powered, have no diesel motors, and no hydraulics. Maintenance is simply replacing filters, which can be out-sourced with the BlueSky® Turnkey service. The BlueSky® machine is designed to be a plug-and-play system which does not have to be touched again after the initial setup, optimized for field work, temporary applications, and challenging project work.

Yes, BlueSky machines provide high volume HEPA filtered air which can be used to create clean room, negative air pressure environments in buildings and containments. In addition, high air changes per hour combined with HEPA filtration can help with mold remediation in hurricanes and severe weather events. In cleanup operations, dangerous contaminants can become airborne, and a BlueSky dust collector operating within large spaces can keep concentrations at a safe minimum.

Yes, this is an area where the modularity and plug&play features of BlueSky rental machines can be tailored to match the design or facility specifications. These projects are often time sensitive in nature, so in the event of a dust collector fire, fan failure, or the like, a BlueSky dust collector can be mobilized within 24 hours in emergency conditions.

A BlueSky® system is designed to be plug-and-play. Installation includes connecting power, attaching ductwork, configuring the machine, and starting operation.

BlueSky® dust collectors are designed for either indoor installations and outdoor mobile deployments, depending on site requirements.

Yes. BlueSky® systems are engineered for continuous use and can support high-demand industrial environments with automated Pulse & Shake™ filter cleaning technology. In addition, BlueSky® does not upcharge for 24 hour, continuous use as other dust collector rentals typically do.

The captured hazardous dust cake and filters are safely sealed inside the SmartBox® module, preventing on-site personnel from exposure during filter replacement and disposal.

BlueSky® Sentinel systems are designed for multiple gaseous contaminant types including VOCs, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, nitrogen dioxide, etc. commonly present alongside particulate dust in industrial and remediation environments.

Yes. BlueSky systems can be configured to handle both particulate dust and gaseous contaminants simultaneously using HEPA filtration and Sentinel™ proprietary activated carbon technology. A common application of this functionality is lead-paint repair on bridges and large metal parts where one BlueSky Sentinel system can be used for establishing negative air pressure on the containment area for the initial grit-blasting (lead and blast media dust) and the later paint/coating application (VOCs).

Yes. Proper implementation of a BlueSky® system eliminates cross-contamination, especially in sensitive production or clean-processing spaces, by combining HEPA filtration with high-volume airflow. Smaller air scrubbing units struggle when doors or holes are opened in a containment, but one centralized powerful BlueSky® machine generates the necessary capacity to keep your containment under negative pressure.

BlueSky® machines are designed for outdoor and indoor applications from mobile field work to permanent, indoor facility installations. Ambient operating environments can range from 25˚F to 130˚F.

Yes. BlueSky® systems can be configured for negative-pressure containment or positive-pressure clean environments, depending on your application and project requirements.

A fully configured BlueSky® machine can be mobilized within 72 hours of receiving a purchase order. BlueSky has a servicing philosophy that avoids onsite maintenance requirements, with a fleet of spare modules kept available for 24 hour dispatch to replace any nonfunctional components.

Yes. BlueSky® machines for Nuclear D&D projects are equipped with two-stage HEPA filtration. These machines are DOP tested after installation at the client’s site, meeting or exceeding 99.97% efficiency @0.3µm. BlueSky machines are ideal for multi-phase D&D projects experiencing multiple dust hazards including Lead, Asbestos, Hexavalent Chromium, and radiated dust. The machine can also be configured to handle high loading from lance-cutting and other fume generating work in the same, modular system. If gaseous contaminants such as ammonia and VOCs are present, BlueSky machines are configured to include Sentinel™ impregnated-activated carbon (GAC) stages.

Yes. BlueSky® systems come with VFD-controlled ID fan units with built in PLC controls to automatically adjust the fans to ensure consistent airflow as conditions change and filter cake increases over the project duration.

Yes, BlueSky offers dust collectors with explosion vents and filters that have anti-static coatings for various explosion-risk applications from agricultural and food to refractories and metal fabrication.

Yes, BlueSky offers dust collectors with filters that have anti-static coatings with grounding lugs.

BlueSky® dust collectors come equipped with filters that are completely safe to be soaked in water. In sustained high-humidity conditions, airflow-rates may be impacted by the saturated, captured dust cake compacting on the filters over time.

Yes, BlueSky Sentinel™ dry scrubber stages can be added to existing systems to address gaseous contaminants such as VOCs, ammonia, H2S, mercury, and many more. We offer impregnated carbons designed for different applications, all with an optimized granule size to maximize surface area for air scrubbing.

BlueSky® machines are all-electric, avoiding the maintenance hassle of combustion engines. Power plugs are provided with each machine which can either be connected to facility power or to a generator, depending on what is available at the jobsite.

Yes. This is the core application the BlueSky® machine has been designed and optimized for: mobile high-airflow machines with HEPA filtration and optional activated carbon stages designed for hazardous and non-hazardous dust and gas types in many industries. Examples illustrating the flexibility and applicability include large-scale Nuclear D&D projects, dry-dock work, lance-cutting in steel plants, and Asbestos and Lead remediation in commercial buildings, with deployments ranging from high dust loading to negative air pressure machines. The machines can also be utilized in permanent applications such as pharmaceutical facilities, specialized packaging plants, and warehouses with the same benefits of mobility and...

Yes. BlueSky machines are integrated with HEPA filtration for hazardous dust types like lead, asbestos, hexavalent chromium, and radiated dust, etc. BlueSky machines can also be configured for gaseous contaminants like VOCs, Ammonia, H2S, etc. through a BlueSky Sentinel™ dry scrubbing activated carbon stage. This can be particularly useful in scenarios where exhaust air must be recycled back into the work environment to preserve temperature control. Anti-static filter coatings, non-sparking alloy fan cowlings, and optional explosion vents are also available for explosion risk applications.

Yes. BlueSky® systems are modular and can be scaled from 2,000SCFM to 100,000SCFM+ using either a large centralized machine, or multiple smaller machines placed at strategic points throughout the facility to support large (centralized) and/or multi-room (decentralized) work areas at the same price.

Airflow requirements depend on the capture method (room capture or point-source capture). For room capture, the key parameters to determine are the volume of the containment area, and the desired air changes per hour (ACH). For point-source capture, the cross-sectional area, estimated distance from the dust/fume generation source, and general environment surrounding the capture point (windy outdoor location or controlled indoor area) are the key inputs. The BlueSky® technical team can assist further in determining the correct airflow and dust collector/negative air machine needed based on these parameters.

BlueSky® dust collectors are fully modular, and thus can be easily configured from 2,000 CFM up to 60,000 CFM in a single machine, and 100,000+ CFM in an overall system. Typical configurations include 2,500 CFM, 3,000CFM, 5,000CFM, 6,000CFM, 9,000CFM, 10,000CFM, 12,000CFM, 15,000CFM, 18,000CFM, 20,000CFM, 25,000CFM, 28,000CFM, 30,000CFM, 40,000CFM, 45,000CFM, 50,000CFM, and 60,000CFM machines. The modularity of our machines means you get the right airflow and the right number of filters for your specific project needs.