Dust Collector Painting
Protect Your Dust Collection Equipment From Rust and Wear.
Dust Collector Painting for Industrial Plants
Why Facilities Trust BEST Painting with Their Dust Collectors
- Industrial safety culture from plant and shutdown work
- Crews led by foremen with a minimum of 15 years’ experience
- Work scheduled around your production and downtime
- Coatings chosen to suit the surface and the environment
What We Paint
- Dust collectors
- Filter housings and hoppers
- Ductwork, piping and supports
- Access platforms and ladders
- Towers and silos
For the rest of your plant equipment, see our Industrial Equipment Painting page.
Industries That Rely on Dust Collection
Wherever a plant produces fine dust, chips or particles, there is usually a dust collector standing outside. They are common in wood-working shops, furniture manufacturing, metal fabrication, food processing and packaging, and in chemical, cement and aggregate operations.
We spend our days in industrial plants like these. We choose the coating system to suit the unit, the dust it handles and the weather it stands in, and we plan the work around your production.
Surface Preparation
Paint only lasts as long as the surface under it. We remove loose paint, rust and contamination, then prime and coat the unit with a system chosen for the steel, the exposure and the operating conditions.
Correct Coating Selections
Dust collectors are full of weld joints, corners, stiffeners and bolted flanges, and that’s where coatings usually fail first. Thin film on sharp edges and moisture trapped in tight angles are common starting points for corrosion. We select the coating system for the unit in front of us. An epoxy primer and intermediate coat give strong corrosion resistance and build thickness on the steel. A urethane topcoat adds UV protection, so colour and gloss hold up on units that sit outside. Used together, epoxies and urethanes prolong the service life of the coating and stretch the time between repaints.
Scheduling Around Your Plant
We plan the work with your maintenance team so painting fits your shutdowns and production schedule. In many cases the work can be done while the facility is operating, and we will tell you what is practical for your unit.
BEST Painting brings 35+ years of industrial painting experience to every dust collector, with crews led by foremen who each have a minimum of 15 years' experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dust collectors, filter housings, hoppers, ductwork, piping and the structures that support them.
A fresh coating protects the steel from rust, chemicals and wear, which helps extend the life of the equipment.
In many cases, yes. We plan each job with your team around your schedule and shutdowns, and we will tell you what is practical for your unit.
Yes. We work from lifts and use rope access where needed to reach the full height of the unit safely.
Wood-working, furniture, metal fabrication and food processing plants all use them, along with many other manufacturers that generate dust.
We serve Toronto, the GTA and all of Ontario.