Safety Knights

Ive used the JetBlack at a few customer sites and it seemed to work really well.

Same question here because I don't heard about any other ways to remove dust from body, clothes and it's a very common practice use compressed air.

I checked into them previously. Been trying to get my company to go for them. We just covered this topic last month regarding not using compressed air to remove dust from their clothes and body.

I was faced with this many years ago. We looked at several systems but management did not like the expense. I handled the problem by buying several "shop vacs" like you have in your garage.

It always shocks me when I see people blowing off clothing with compressed air. The dangers behind blowing particulates into the skin are mind blowing. That's why employers should promote leaving work clothes at work to be cleaned, the cost of a washing machine and a dryer against the hidden costs of carrying contaminants home.