Controlling Concrete Dust

Those who are exposed to dangerous dust particles in the air may be at risk of severe lung damage if the dust they are breathing is concrete dust. This post provides insight and solutions for controlling concrete dust.

Concrete dust containing crystalline silica is particularly dangerous to your health.  Reports like those produced by the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health (concrete workers with chronic obstructive pulmonary symptoms and/or work-related lower respiratory symptoms are at risk of having a reduction in lung function - mild chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) and individuals with concerns about the adverse effects (Toxic Concrete Dust - Silicosis) of concrete dust can help you take appropriate precautions and action to avoid breathing in an atmosphere where concrete dust is prevalent.

The award winning engineering and design company, International Precast Inc., known in the industry for manufacturing any custom precast product regardless of the complexity or size of the project, selected Envirosystems Group to supply the AirWall dust collection system along with a large open faced booth to contain concrete dust. This dust collection system will allow International Precast Inc. to work in an atmosphere where large concrete dust loads are contained in the area where people are working. The Envirosystems Group AirWall dust collection and booth system creates a much healthier and cleaner environment in the facility.

Envirosystems Group designs and builds Dust Collection Systems, Blast Equipment and Finishing / Paint Booths. We are experts at supplying the right system for your application.

We bring 45 years of dust collection experience, so we can recommend, design, build, and install the AirWall equipment to handle the toughest dust collection, blasting, or finishing booths needs.

Big. Small. We handle it all.

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IRS Tax Section 179 deduction allows 100% on depreciation,

Tax Section 179 allows you to lower the cost of ownership on your business equipment.  

The updated 2012 Section 179 offers companies that spend less than $560,000 this year on qualified equipment to accelerate depreciation expense up to $139,000.  50% bonus depreciation is also available for new equipment purchases for those amounts not covered by Section 179.

"It actually puts business owner's in the driver's seat when it comes to saving money, by allowing them to lower the cost on qualified equipment;" and ultimately a "big Tax Savings because of IRS Section 179; said Shane Fausel, 

Owner of Envirosystems Group – Dust Collection Equipment.

Here's How: Qualified Equipment and Tax Savings With IRS Section 179. Download this document which better explains 2012 IRS Section 179 and for complete details, or changes to the tax incentives, please visit www.irs.gov or contact the IRS helpline at: 800-829-4933

Business Tax Savings According to Google Trends  

Envirosystems Group, LLC offers dust collection equipment and dry media surface removal equipment across the United States.  Envirosystems Group features AirWall Dust Collection Systems Design and Installation, Blast Equipment and Paint Booths.  Dust Collection Systems and Blast Equipment all Made in the USA.  Visit envirosystemsgroup.com for dust collection solutions

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DOW Chemical flexibility in crossflow finishing booths design

Envirosystems Group, LLC (ESG) can now add another name to its client list.  Michigan-based Dow Chemical Group recently chose the company to assist in their internal manufacturing plant air control initiatives.  Envirosystems provided two laminar crossflow finishing booths to be implemented alongside DOW’s in house dust collection processes.

Because Envirosystems Group and DOW worked together in defining the need and coordinating the best solution. ESG was able to provide customized laminar booths. One of the unique features of the two structures is the full sliding front entry doors with glass windows for viewing in and out.

"This is another case where we really excel, we are quick to adapt to our customers needs and our flexibility in the way we design and build our equipment gives us multiple advantages over our competitors,” said Shane Fausel CEO of Envirosystems Group.  “If a customer needs a specialized solution for their dust collection, blast equipment, or finishing booth requirements, chances are we can provide it. We are proud to have customers like Dow Chemical who rely on our quality and commitment.”

A little about DOW Chemical Group….

The Dow Chemical Company (DOW) combines the power of science and technology with the “Human Element” to passionately innovate what is essential to human progress. The Company connects chemistry and innovation with the principles of sustainability to help address many of the world's most challenging problems such as the need for clean water, renewable energy generation and conservation, and increasing agricultural productivity. Dow's diversified industry-leading portfolio of specialty chemical, advanced materials, agrosciences and plastics businesses delivers a broad range of technology-based products and solutions to customers in approximately 160 countries and in high growth sectors such as electronics, water, energy, coatings and agriculture.

Businesses now get money once reserved for government.

Consultant, Susan Ward (20 years’ experience in business and technology development;  access to key policy makers, decision makers and funds keepers at state and federal level) says there is a shifting paradigm; "U.S. government funding for new composites technology projects is still out there, if a company has the right project, presented with the right strategy, to the right government agency."

Envirosystems Group, LLC has experienced the frustrations of clients who have a need for finding the best financial resources for funding composites projects.  To the point that we now offer 100% Financing for our dust collection equipment (Airwall), blasting systems / paint and surface remove equipment  (Stripmaster), including our paint / finishing booths.

Read Susan's full article: Renewable energy: The carrot and the stick at Composite World (.com) and perhaps you company will be like Fisker Automotive who recently received a $528.7 million (USD) loan from the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) for the development and production of two lines of composites-intensive, plug-in, hybrid-electric vehicles.

If your business has struggled or is currently struggling with funding projects, please let us hear your situation, because funding composite projects this is one issue we will continue to follow.

 

IRS Accelerates Depreciation on Equipment

The federal government passed an economic stimulus package that enhanced IRS Section 179 which offers accelerated depreciation opportunities on equipment and software purchased in 2010.

The 2010 Section 179 offers companies that spend less than $2,000,000 this year on qualified equipment to accelerate depreciation expense up to $500,000. 50% bonus depreciation has also been offered and this allows a business to fully depreciate 50% of all qualified equipment purchased in 2010 with no maximum purchase limits.

Download the 2010 IRS Section 179 document better explains this information.