We’ll be demonstrating our problem-solving capabilities at the eagerly anticipated SHE Show South 2021

Taking place on Tuesday, 23rd November at MK Stadium, Milton Keynes, we'll be showcasing our vast experience in helping companies to achieve efficient production processes, increased productivity, improved product quality, and a safer working environment, at stand 22.

Demonstrating our range of mobile and centralised vacuum equipment, including HEPA filtered, ATEX-rated and cyclone based industrial dust extractors, the team will share how our robust machines can capture and extract different kinds of particles and pollutants with the highest level of filtration to achieve better results.

Our Managing Director, James Miller, said: "We're looking forward to sharing our wealth of experience in creating and maintaining healthy environments to industry leaders at this year's SHE Show South event. Our product range consists of portable dust extractors for industrial and construction use, fixed extraction installations, discharge arrangements, and accessories. All our machines are ideal for extraction of dust or particulate at the point of its production, as well as for powerful vacuuming or air cleaning.

"Ultimately, everything runs so much more smoothly when you avoid being stopped or disturbed by dust and other pollutants, not to mention the better air quality that is the result of professional dust extraction."

Attracting around 250 delegates, The SHE Show Conference and Exhibition is an annual series of events all about people, behaviour, and culture change. It focusses on six key elements: inspirational leadership, climate change and sustainability, mental health and wellbeing, behaviour and culture change, overcoming adversity and resilience, and legal advice and updates.

James concluded: "At Dustcontrol UK, we're not satisfied with just selling products. We manufacture and customise portable dust extractors and industrial extraction systems to fit all client requirements, achieving safer and healthier work environments."