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Dust safety measured.
Not assumed.

Relying on subjective judgments and periodic testing when it comes to dust safety puts you at risk — financially, physically, and legally. We put continuous, accurate combustible and hazardous dust data at your fingertips, so you can know where you stand, rather than planning for the worst.

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Continuous dust insights that keep you safe, compliant, and in control

Industrial Intelligence gives manufacturers something they’ve never had before: continuous, validated insight into dust accumulation.

Our products enable teams to:

 

  • Understand where dust is actually accumulating (and where it’s not)

  • Detect rising risk before it becomes a safety or compliance issue

  • Plan cleaning and mitigation based on data, not worst-case assumptions

  • Procedural method to help determine dust area classification

  • Document decisions with evidence aligned to NFPA 660 compliance requirements

  • Strengthen insurability and enterprise risk profiles through documented, data-backed dust risk management

 

The result is accurate data, safer operations, and less unnecessary expense.

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Why existing dust monitoring methods fall short

This has left manufacturers relying on methods that can’t keep up with real operating conditions or compliance requirements:

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  • The overhead visibility gap: Dust accumulation on elevated surfaces, often 20 feet or more above the plant floor, can go unnoticed during routine inspections.

  • Snapshot assessments: Visual inspections, spot checks, and periodic evaluations provide only a momentary picture, failing to capture ongoing accumulation or changing operating conditions.

  • Costly assumptions: Treating all dust as potentially severe can lead to unnecessary remediation and expense.

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Under NFPA 660, uncertainty can drive up operating costs through excessive cleaning, oversized controls, higher insurance premiums, and operational inefficiencies.

There have traditionally been very few solutions to dust accumulation monitoring that are accessible, scalable, accurate, and affordable.

Dust mapping and monitoring reveal accumulation trends – and necessary safety actions – over time.

Industrial Intelligence combines dust mapping, monitoring, and ongoing analysis to provide real-time data in high risk areas for combustible and hazardous dust conditions.

Together, these solutions create a validated, defensible path to ongoing compliance, safety, and data-driven decision-making.

How Our System Works

Area classification, dust trend mapping, and engineering sensor placement (DMS)

Our Dust Mapping Survey (DMS) determines monitoring device quantity and placement. Additionally, it supports NFPA-aligned monitoring, DHA requirements, area classification and verification of dust collection performance.

In-plant 24/7 dust accumulation monitoring (CDAM)

Our Continuous Dust Accumulation Monitors (CDAM), patented calibratable monitoring units, measure dust accumulation in real operating environments – continuously, not intermittently. Even in difficult or hidden places.

Ongoing predictive analysis & alerts

Dust trends and thresholds are tracked over time, enabling early warning and more proactive response.

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Designed for dust-producing manufacturing environments

Industrial Intelligence’s solutions are purpose-built for facilities where combustible and hazardous dust are an unavoidable byproduct, including:

Food, grain, and ingredient processing

Sugar, flour, starches, feed — including bakeries, coffee, confectionery, and pet food

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Metals and powdered materials

Aluminum, magnesium, powdered metals, additive manufacturing

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Wood, pulp, paper, and biomass

Sawmills, wood products, pulp & paper, pellets, bioenergy, and coal

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Chemicals and advanced materials

Chemicals, resins, plastics, pharmaceuticals, and specialty powders

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Practical, tangible impact across your entire organization

Safety & EHS

Ongoing visibility instead of episodic testing, with data to support compliance decisions

Operations

Fewer shutdowns, less unnecessary cleaning, and more predictable maintenance

Leadership

Increased operational profitability, clearer risk posture and defensible investments, without over-engineering

Auditors, insurers, and regulators

Documented, data-backed findings grounded in accuracy and continuity

Accurate, reliable, continuous dust data creates practical benefits across every part of your organization.

Make your next dust decision with accuracy and confidence

If you’re responsible for managing combustible dust risk and need a more accurate, defensible way to do it, let’s talk about how dust mapping and continuous dust measurement could work in your facility.

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