Dust-Off® Dust Suppressant - Needham Ag Services

37 years ago Dust-Off was discovered to be a safe, effective, and inexpensive product for controlling dust.1st used on Forest haul roads its value came to the forefront when oil prices climbed suddenly. Since then, when almond growers and others went looking for a cheap and effective way to control dust and reduce the applications of miticides Dust-Off was the answer. When you need to control dust inside a narrow window of use Dust-Off.

Benefits of Application

Control

Unlike most dust control products, Dust-Off® absorbs moisture from the air to maintain optimum moisture in the road particles. This hygroscopic effect provides much more dust suppression per gallon than water – multiplying the ability to hold down dust while holding your costs down at the same time.

Stabilize

Save

Dust-Off® saves you money in many ways. It helps prevent costly accidents caused by poor visibility and helps reduce health problems related to airborne particles. Dust-Off® helps lower maintenance costs by keeping dust from damaging equipment.

Improve Visibility

Prevent Accidents from Windblown dust that can severely restrict visibility in high traffic areas. Dust-Off® clears the air and prevents costly accidents by improving visibility.

Stabilize Roads

Untreated road surfaces require more frequent repairs of potholes, washboard and rutting. Dust-Off® helps compact the road surface for long-lasting stabilization – which can lengthen the time between time-consuming and expensive road repairs.Dust contributes to wear on moving parts of heavy equipment. Dust-Off® suppresses dust – helping to extend the life of equipment and reduce maintenance costs. Create a Cleaner Work Environment Controlling dust and particulates with Dust-Off® can help provide a cleaner, more productive environment for your employees. Independent research shows that magnesium chloride-based dust suppressants like Dust-Off® reduce fugitive dust emissions by 50-70%. Source: Relative Effectiveness of Road Dust Suppressants; J. Transp. Engrg. Volume 123, Issue 5, pp. 393-397 (September/October 1997)