Workmec stands as a benchmark for the manufacture of filter sleeve frames and baghouse cages for metal industry, which are essential components within the filtration system for fine dust from metal processing in the air.
Metallurgical companies are high-risk work environments due to the significant amount of dust, fumes or oily mists emitted from machinery and production department waste.
With an air filtration system, these types of pollutants can be limited, thus ensuring safe and healthy work environments, and also reducing the risk of health damage, particularly to the respiratory system, of people working in these spaces.
Baghouse filter cages manufactured from electro-welded wire are developed and produced with the aim of ensuring ideal installation from above and below plate of the anti-collision frame.
Raw; pre-galvanized carbon steel; treated Cataphoresis; copper washed; Inox (304L/316L/316Ti ecc.)
From 60 mm up to 160 mm (or on request)
From 500 to 8000 mm in one piece or several pieces (or on request)
Raw, Inox (304L/316L/316Ti/321/Duplex ecc. ) / Untreated, pre-galvanized carbon steel, treated Cataphoresis, copper washed, pickled and passivated
From 60 mm up to 180 mm (or on request)
For single piece from 500 mm up to 8000 mm. For split cage, total length without limitations (on request)
We manufacture custom-made baghouse cages for metal industry adjuvant to the proper operation of the entire air filtration and purification system, facilitating the operator in the application and disassembly of the filter itself.
Thanks to our team’s deep technological knowledge and versatility, we are able to provide immediate answers.
We deal directly with every aspect related to the production of baghouse cages for metal industry, ensuring that every detail meets high standards and that delivery times are quick.
Through a series of advanced software, we manage, develop, monitor and finally process the entire document part of internal business processes.
A protocol ID identification system ensures the uniqueness and relative association of each document to the various processes.