
Abrasive blasting
Capture high-volume dust generated during blasting and surface preparation.
Industrial air filtration
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Wet Dust Collection Booth safely captures combustible dust at source, offering a simple, turnkey solution for filtering combustible dust from larger work pieces.
Once installed, the booth draws dust and other airborne contaminants into its backdraft hood and away from the operator’s breathing zone. Diversitech's Typhoon Wet Dust Collectors serve as the booth’s filtration system and range in size from 3000, 5000, and 6500 CFM units.
The Wet Dust Collection Booth has a modular design that you can customize to fit your needs. Compliant with OSHA and NFPA codes, the booth’s standard auto-level water control system reduces maintenance and increases production uptime. For applications involving combustible metal dusts, you can set-up the collector to vent hydrogen gas outside, as the metals oxidize in water.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Air Flow | 3000, 5000, 6500 CFM units |
| Compliance | OSHA, NFPA codes |
Application-matched pricing
Tell us about your process, contaminant, duty cycle and facility. We will confirm the right configuration, lead time and freight.
A filtration specialist will respond within one business day.A closer look

Capture high-volume dust generated during blasting and surface preparation.

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Address overspray, airborne particulate, and process vapours.

Capture nuisance and hazardous dust close to the operation.

Remove flux smoke, metal fumes, and odours from the breathing zone.

Control metallic particulate and process fumes from thermal spray work.

Capture welding smoke and fumes for manual and automated cells.

Reduce ultrafine particles and process odours from additive manufacturing.
Industries served
Capture production dust and fumes generated across precision aerospace manufacturing.
Control weld smoke, grinding dust, paint overspray and process fumes.
Portable capture solutions for dust and fumes in changing work areas.
Manage airborne powders, ingredients and process vapours.
Capture aerosols, fine dust and laboratory particulate close to the source.
Flexible filtration for teaching laboratories, welding booths and workshops.
Control solder smoke, VOCs and process fumes at assembly workstations.
Address fine powders, nuisance dust and airborne production particulate.
Application-matched source capture and ambient filtration for production facilities.
Control aerosols and process particulate in technical and laboratory environments.
Capture welding fumes, maintenance dust and process contaminants.
Control welding smoke, grinding dust and sparks throughout fabrication workflows.

Engineered support
Every industrial facility is different. We help match source capture, ambient cleaning, airflow, filtration, and equipment capacity to your process and operating goals.

Professional installation and start-up support can include site review, assembly, electrical and pneumatic connections, testing, commissioning, and operator orientation.

Commissioning verifies airflow, controls, safety features, filter operation, and maintenance routines so the system is ready for reliable day-to-day use.
Why choose us
Find your answers here
Source capture is usually preferred when contaminants can be collected at the point of generation. Ambient air cleaning supports large or changing work areas where local capture is impractical.
The answer depends on the material, process, test data, and applicable NFPA requirements. Wet collection may reduce ignition risk for suitable materials, while dry systems can require engineered protection measures. A qualified review is essential.
Yes. Installation, startup, commissioning, and operator training can be quoted based on the equipment and site requirements.
Replacement filters, cartridges, parts, and maintenance guidance are available for supported systems.
Compliance depends on the complete installation and application. We can help gather equipment information, but the facility owner and qualified professionals must verify local OSHA, NFPA, environmental, and building requirements.
Tell us about the process, contaminant, workspace, and required airflow. Our team will help match the right solution.