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Cockburn Men’s shed dust collection system

Airborne dust particles posed a significant challenge in the Men's Shed's woodworking environment. These particles not only affected the health and safety of shed members but also demanded frequent cleaning and maintenance, hindering productivity....

Don't take the dust home with you

If you've ever wondered what solutions are out there to remove dust from your workers' clothing and equipment, then take a look at the JetBlack Safety personnel cleaning range. There's booths to safely remove and contain dangerous dust and debris, or cleaning stations for a quick blow down on the worksite. If you work in a dusty environment, then the last thing you want thing you want to do is take the dust home with... or into the office....

Container Day - Aerservices now in stock

It's always an exciting (but hard work) day when a container arrives... it's like Christmas but with BIG packages. Our latest container is from Italy full of Aerservice Equipments fume extractors and vehicle exhast extractors.Find out what's in stock in our Australian warehouse now:...

Christmas in the valley

Our annual Christmas party was another epic adventure - this time a day trip, on a bus, through the Swan Valley to sample to chocolates, gins, wines and food of the region. Our intrepid team braved the heat, and ate and drank our way through Margaret River Chocolate Factory (oh yeah, chocolate coma), Old Youngs Distillery (gins and pavlova vodka, need we say more), Sandalford Estate (wine and bubbly) to finish up with a late lunch in the Sandalford restaurant. Very well organised and planned by ...

Mobile fume extractor supplements existing dust collection system

Our client, a rubber hose manufacturer, already has an existing dust collection system in place with fixed extraction points. However, they needed a mobile option to provide at source fume and small debris extraction for when they are cutting rubber hose away from the fixed extraction points. We suggested the Plymoth P-540 MF-ECO mobile filtered fume extractor as a solution to provide effective mobile extraction. The P-540 is a conveniently-sized, robust mobile filtered fume extractor. It incl...

Container day

Container day is always a busy but exciting day. Our Aerservices container arrived and the good news is that almost 80% of it is going straight out to customers - love that!...

Coconut activated carbon filter solves pesticide manufacturing VOCs problem

When Botanical Resources Australia had a specific request to help extract odorous fumes and powders at its filling bins, we were able to provide a suitable solution using Aerservice Equipments’ UNI2.2H mobile filter with EPA. The pesticide manufacturing facility needed an extractor that was both mobile and able to cope with the volatile organic compound (VOC) released from the pytherum it uses to make pesticides.The UNI2.2H already comes standard with 3 stage filtration – spark arrestor (mes...

Busy in the warehouse

February was a busy month for our warehouse team with two containers arriving within weeks - one from JetBlack Safety and one from Aerservice Equipments. We had loads of customer orders to fill, but it also gave us an opportunity to stock up on some of our best sellers. To find out what we have in stock today, ready to ship immediately, visit our Ready To Ship page....

Guildford Grammar's upgraded dust collection system

Read our case study about upgrading Guildford Grammar's dust collection system in their Design and Technology woodworking workshop - all done in the July school holidays for minimum inconvenience. ...

Dynamic Engineering goes under...

...underground, that is (for Christmas)...

Celebrating 20 years and a new look

You may have noticed the Dynamic Engineering Australia website has a fresh new look - thank you to the talented team at Ascend 7! But did you also notice our new look logo as well? As we celebrate DEA's 20th birthday, we figured it was time to give our look a bit of a spruce up. We love the new colours, logo design, and "dynamic" new look, but let us know what you think. We look forward to working with you all, hopefully for another 20 years!...

Dangers of compressed air

Compressed air, as a tool for cleaning down or de‐dusting overalls and clothing, always has the potential to be extremely dangerous....

Air blower technology to de-dust workers

Accumulating dust on clothing and equipment is a common problem in many large manufacturing and industrial environments and small to medium workshops, requiring quick and safe de-dusting and clean-down solutions. Despite knowing the dangers, many employers and employees use compressed air guns and nozzles to clean debris or clothes. This practice can be extremely hazardous. Why compressed air is dangerous Air pressured at just 12PSI can force an eye from its socketCompressed air accidentally blo...

Fume extraction at the source creates a better work environment

Dynamic Engineering Australia knows the best way to extract fumes and dust in your workplace. We have a range of brands and products that are: affordableversatilespace savingprovide cleaner, safer air at work for your workers Our local exhaust ventilation (LEV) solutions are suitable for use in hazardous and other specialised environments including welding, grinding, soldering, food processing, chemicals, vehicle exhausts, and oil and coolant mist applications, and includes: Flexible extraction ...

High efficiency fume extraction hood

The Aerservice Equipments' high efficiency extraction hood is capable of capturing and extracting the welding fumes while consuming less energy. The aluminum hood is capable of amplifying the intake air flow by creating a venturi-effect depression even outside the hood itself. Suitable for use on the rigid ArmoTech (aluminium) arm or the ArmoFlex (flexi hose) arm.Ask us for more information....

Blackwoods visit DEA

Dynamic Engineering were delighted to host a bunch from the sales team at Blackwoods Canning Vale during the week. We gave them a demonstration of the JetBlack Safety personnel cleaning stations and booths, and also showed them the Aerservices and Plymoth fume extraction ranges. Plus a few drinks and snacks!It's amazing what a hands on experience makes - being able to see the manoeuvrability of the fume extraction arms, and feel what it's like to have an "air shower" in a booth is really valuabl...

Are air purifiers the answer to hotel quarantine ventilation?

After numerous breaches of hotel quarantine across Australia where COVID has escaped into the community, it does seem way overdue to only now evaluate the air quality inside Australia's frontline defence - the quarantine hotel rooms and corridors. This article from ABC raised some interested points about HEPA filters: https://www.abc.net.au/news/20... The article indicates that a simple air purifier could "...dramatically reduce the amount of COVID particles in the air". One of the experts ...

Fume and debris extraction

We found an effective and affordable solution for our clients in the rubber hose cutting business. One client has found the Uni2.2 Mobile Filter from our new AerServices range to be very effective around their hose cutting, especially with the 3-stage filtering....

Fume extraction and building services in WA schools

Despite freight and logistical issues created by CoVID-19 and Christmas, our team was able to fulfil our orders of fume extraction arms and ventilation fans, required by multiple WA schools as part of the Education Department's scheduled upgrades. Phew!...

Vehicle exhaust fume extraction

Our team worked the logistics companies hard to get the AerService ARH Hose and Reels delivered in time for the start of the school year, for Lakelands Senior High School's design and technology workshops. Great job!...

Open Day for product demonstrations

Yesterday the Dynamic Engineering Australia team opened their warehouse up to customers for product demonstrations. The guys set up a "cathedral" (we don't know the collective noun) of self-supporting arms for visitors to manoeuvre and play with. The winning demo, however, was the JetBlack Safety Mouse Run. While not a huge turnout, it was still a fun afternoon of drinks, sausages and chats. Big thanks to Zach on the BBQ!!...

New report identifies alternative technologies to industrial compressed air systems

The Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity (A2EP) has released a new report entitled Compressed air systems, emerging efficiency improvements and alternative technologies: review, background research and examples. It documents A2EP’s investigation into more efficient alternative technologies that could partially or completely replace compressed air systems. This is because, while compressed air systems (CAS) are widely used across industry and often described as the “fourth utility” i...

Walk-through personnel cleaning booth and affordable LEV for small operators spark interest at AIOH Annual Conference

Dynamic Engineering Australia (DEA), in conjunction with JetBlack Safety, exhibited at the annual Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists (AIOH) conference held at Crown in Perth last week. Our exhibit featured the new-look JetBlack Safety range including the new handsfree, walk-through cleaning booth. The booth created a lot of interest from the smelting, refineries and metals industries, who were very keen in how the booth could assist their workers moving from dirty zones to clean zon...

Breathe Freely Australia silica and construction industry roadshows

Don’t take the dust home with you Dynamic Engineering Australia in conjunction with JetBlack Safety, had the opportunity to participate in Breathe Freely Australia’s Perth roadshow this week, focusing on the dangers of silica in WA’s engineered stone and construction industries. Greg Albert and myself attended the metro north seminar as sponsors, exhibitors and participants, and this is our takeout of the event. ...

PPE tools and equipment to help protect workers from silica,fine dust and fumes

There are more and more stories emerging from the stonemasons, granite and mining industries about workers, a lot of them young men in their prime, developing silicosis and other lung or respiratory diseases. See ABC's article from 16 September 2019: Silicosis surge prompts more calls for a ban on engineered stone products It’s a tragedy and its seriousness has been likened to asbestos. So what can be done to help prevent dangerous dust in the workplace, not just in the workshop b...