Technical Articles

Donaldson’s iCue™ connected filtration service connects to your dust collector, continuously monitors its operation, and provides real-time performance data that can make your job easier. Operations/Maintenance, Purchasing, and Environmental Health & Safety professionals will have instant access to information that can help them reduce unplanned downtime, optimize collector efficiency, and confidently track compliance data.

As an occupational or environmental health and safety (EHS) leader, you manage risks related to employee safety in your workplace. These responsibilities give you a vested interest in the performance of the industrial dust and fume collector in your facility.

Explore four ways Donaldson’s new connected service can help an industrial facility in supporting both efficiency and cost effectiveness.

Read about how connected technology differs from industrial networks, and how it can potentially help you save time and money.

With so many possibilities for IIoT, what equipment is the highest priority for connecting to the internet? One of the most promising applications for IIoT is the monitoring and maintenance of secondary equipment, such as industrial dust collectors.

Plant supervisors are facing a barrage of claims about smart technology—industrial IoT. It’s important to evaluate whether an industrial IoT solution will reap a return on investment. There are three clear signals that an IoT project may worthwhile.

Utilizing IoT technology for filtration purposes, we can greatly enhance our customers' ability to manage dust collection within their facilities. In this article, Wade Wessels, Donaldson Director of Connected Solutions, explains how.

With IoT, data could help the machine respond to production demands, operate more cost-effectively, and reduce or avoid costly unplanned downtime.