To eliminate these risks it is necessary to:
Using an industrial vacuum or centralized extraction system is one of the most effective solutions available in the prevention of contamination. Vacuuming at the source to remove any dust or residue reduces the possibility of it coming into contact with products. The organic and flammable nature of raw materials that are used in the food industry can create a risk of explosion if not properly handled, as well as putting the workers health at risk.
The greatest risk for the food industry is food contamination. Preventing potential microbial and cross contamination is essential to avoid paying the heavy economic sanctions faced by those who do not abide by the rules of good manufacturing practice (GMP) or who fail to implement the HACCP protocol when setting up production processes. There is no one model of industrial vacuum cleaner that can be used across the board. Each one needs to be configured according to the specific need.
Food production operations with demands for regular cleaning upkeep will benefit most by having a centralized vacuum system (CVS) installed, especially in larger operations. Often, labor hours are unnecessarily used on sanitation when there are simple solutions available. Trivial tasks like tracking down the company vacuum or finding the proper hoses and attachments for machinery can be a waste of manpower. Not only that, but daily machine cleaning and general dust removal are made much easier with the help of a CVS. A standard CVS is typically made up of a suction unit, collection unit, and suction points complete with piping that leads back to the easy-to-use collector. These elements may be all your operation needs to create a more efficient process for everyone involved – and don’t forget about safety compliance.
Delfin Industrial offers a diverse line of vacuums with 140 models and 1,500 configurations to cover any application, dust type and industry
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