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The new year kicks off with two unmissable events for the industrial vacuum sector, and iVision Vacuum will be center stage with its smart, high-tech, and tailor-made solutions. Two strategic trade shows to meet customers and partners, strengthen relationships, and present the latest innovations in Industry 4.0 vacuum technology, operational efficiency, and sustainable process management.
To address these challenges, iVision Vacuum developed the General Cleaning line—a professional range of industrial vacuums designed to meet all general cleaning needs with cutting-edge technology, versatility, and proven reliability.
In the foundry environment, the air is filled not only with heat but also with heavy, abrasive, and often incandescent dust. If not properly managed, these materials can compromise operator safety, production continuity, and the quality of the finished product.
Bormioli Luigi, an icon of Made in Italy excellence in the glass sector, faces these challenges daily within its plants, where continuous production demands highly reliable dust extraction solutions even under extreme conditions.
In this article, we’ll explore what a centralized vacuum system is, when it’s worth implementing, and the tangible advantages it offers over traditional setups. Because in a forward-looking production context, vacuum systems must be strategic, quiet, and automated – not improvised.
In a machine shop, professional cleaning is more than just a maintenance activity. It is an essential element in ensuring production continuity, machine reliability and operator safety.
Fiber glass is a composite material consisting of very thin glass threads, woven together to form a strong but lightweight structure. These filaments are obtained by melting glass at high temperatures and then drawing it through a die.