Every System, Service & Industry: One Place
Industrial Dust Collection Systems
You shouldn’t have to dig to find what you need. Every collector, filter, service, and industry we cover is one click below. Or start with a free assessment and we’ll point you to the right system for your dust.
No cost, no obligation. You get a fixed-price proposal.
Why One Company
Everything Your Facility Needs: One Team
You shouldn’t have to manage four vendors to keep your air clean. From the first CFM calculation through years of dust collector service and repair, you get one company, one number, and one team that knows your facility.
Design
Systems designed for your exact dust type, layout, and compliance needs, with drawings and calculations ready to permit.
Explosion Protection
NFPA 660 protection design, venting, suppression, and isolation, documented for your OSHA and insurance files.
Installation, Your Choice of Crew
We don’t install. You contract an independent ICAP Certified crew or your own contractor directly for rigging, ductwork, electrical, and controls. We back it with startup support and performance verification.
Maintenance & Service
Filters and parts from us, with hands-on work contracted directly with a certified crew, nationwide.
Installation is performed by an ICAP Certified crew you contract directly, or by your own contractor. The crew logs airflow readings at every pickup when the install is done.
Straight Talk
When You Don’t Need the Full Package
We’d rather size the help to your problem than sell you more than you need. The full end-to-end engagement may be overkill if:
You just need replacement filters
If your system runs fine and you only need cartridges, bags, or HEPA media, that’s a parts order. Go straight to filters and skip the assessment.
You have one workstation to capture
A single grinding bench or welding station usually needs a fume arm or downdraft table, not a designed central system. We’ll tell you which.
Your existing system just needs servicing
Chasing airflow drop-off or a failed re-inspection on a collector we didn’t supply? That’s a maintenance call. We supply filters and parts for systems from any manufacturer, and hands-on work is contracted directly with a certified crew.
You already have a contractor you trust
If your own electrician and sheet metal shop are doing the install, that can work. Ask us about design and equipment only. Your crew builds to the design drawing, and startup support is still available.
You’re far from our home base
We ship and support projects nationwide. Design does not depend on distance, and installation is by an independent ICAP Certified crew or your own contractor.
Common Questions
What dust collection systems do you offer?
Everything from one team: dust collectors (cartridge, baghouse, wet, mobile), fume and mist capture, air-quality equipment, ductwork, replacement filters, and the services around them: design, explosion protection, and maintenance, with installation by an independent ICAP Certified crew or your own contractor. Start with the buttons above, or book a free system review and we’ll point you to the right system.
I’m not sure which collector I need. Where do I start?
Start with your dust. Cartridge collectors handle most fine dust and fume; baghouse units suit woodworking and high-volume loads; wet collectors are the preferred approach under NFPA 660 for combustible metals like aluminum and titanium. If you’d rather not guess, a free review sizes it for you, or compare options in our baghouse vs. cartridge guide.
Do you install, or just supply equipment?
We design the system, an ICAP Certified crew or your own contractor installs it on a contract you hold directly. We design and supply the system and support startup. The work covers rigging, structural supports, ductwork installation to SMACNA standards, electrical and control wiring, and startup support with performance verification, scheduled around your production. See the full scope on our installation page.
Are your systems designed around NFPA 660?
Every system we design for combustible dust is designed to NFPA 660, the consolidated standard effective January 1, 2026. It starts with a dust hazard analysis, then the right protection (venting, suppression, or isolation) documented for your OSHA and insurance files. Start with the NFPA 660 checklist.
What areas does ICAP serve?
Manufacturing facilities nationwide. You can also read our regulatory guides for Arizona, California (San Diego and the Inland Empire), Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.
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An assessment costs nothing and carries no obligation. We go through your facility with you, size the system, and deliver a fixed-price proposal.
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