C.u.W. Keller GmbH & Co. KG
C.u.W. Keller GmbH & Co. KG, commonly known as Keller Lufttechnik, is a German company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of industrial air filtration systems. Founded in 1903, the company has a long history in the field of occupational health and safety, particularly in managing and controlling airborne pollutants within industrial environments.
Key Aspects:
Product Range:
- Dust Collection Systems: Keller Lufttechnik offers a variety of dust collection systems designed to capture and filter different types of dust particles generated during industrial processes.
- Mist Collectors: These are used primarily in applications where liquid particles, such as oil or coolant mist, are present.
- Fume Extraction Systems: These systems are designed to manage fumes generated from welding, soldering, and other processes.
Technologies:
- Dry Separation: Focuses on capturing dry dust particles from the air.
- Wet Separation: Utilizes liquids to capture dust particles, often used in environments where there is a risk of explosion.
- Electrostatic Precipitation: Employs electrostatic forces to remove fine particles from the air.
Industries Served:
- Metalworking: Including welding, grinding, and cutting processes.
- Plastics: Managing dust and fumes from plastic processing.
- Woodworking: Dust extraction for all types of wood processing.
- Pharmaceuticals: Ensuring clean air in production and processing areas.
Compliance and Standards:
- The company's systems are designed to comply with various international safety and environmental standards, aimed at protecting both workers and the environment.
Global Presence:
- Though based in Germany, Keller Lufttechnik serves clients internationally, providing both standard and customized air filtration solutions.
Innovation and R&D:
- Continuous investment in research and development allows Keller Lufttechnik to stay at the forefront of air filtration technology.
Sustainability:
- The company places a strong emphasis on sustainable practices, both in their manufacturing processes and in the efficiency of their filtration systems.
Contact and Further Information:
For more details on their products, services, and global operations, you can visit Keller Lufttechnik's official website or contact their customer service.
It's always a good idea to refer to the most recent and official resources for the latest information, especially given that companies frequently update their product offerings and technological capabilities.
- +492241988114
- www.keller-getriebe.de
- +492241988200
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