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Industrial Air Quality Monitors

Accurately monitor factory dust levels with high-quality particle counters. Control air pollution, protect employee health, and comply with environmental regulations using PM2.5, PM10, and TSP dust monitors designed specifically for industrial facilities. Complete with installation, system design, and full-service support.

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Prevent Pollution, Protect Employees, and Ensure Legal Compliance with High-Quality Dust Monitors

In industrial settings, controlling airborne dust is not just about cleanliness—it’s about safety and regulatory compliance. A factory dust monitor is an essential tool for accurately measuring PM2.5, PM10, and Total Suspended Particulates (TSP), helping you maintain effective air quality management in production areas.

Air Quality in factory
air quality inside factory

Why Use a Dust Monitor in Industrial Facilities?

  • Protect Employee Health
    Fine dust particles can enter the respiratory system and accumulate in the lungs, increasing the risk of serious health issues such as pneumonia and chronic respiratory diseases.
  • Comply with Environmental Regulations
    Many types of factories are required to install Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) to monitor and report air pollution data to the Pollution Control Department.
  • Evaluate Dust Collector Performance
    Excessive dust levels may indicate a malfunction in the dust collection system. Monitoring allows early detection and timely corrective actions.
  • Support ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems
    Dust monitoring strengthens your factory’s environmental reporting accuracy and supports structured, standards-compliant management practices.

Key Features of Our Industrial Dust Monitors

  • Real-time measurement of PM2.5, PM10, and TSP
  • Continuous data logging capability
  • Integration with online reporting systems or SCADA
  • Compliant with Thai and international environmental standards
  • Easy installation with full technical support from our engineers

FAQ

It depends on the size and type of facility. Generally, monitors should be installed at dust emission points or high-risk areas such as incinerators or material loading zones.

In most cases, reports must be submitted to the Pollution Control Department or the provincial environmental office.

Yes, we provide calibration services in accordance with recommended maintenance intervals.

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