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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2025 · 27 MIN

The Battle Between UL and SonicAire - with Taylor Andrews

from OnAire with SonicAire · host marketingiy9

Is your facility at risk for combustible dust hazards? SonicAire has spent years developing cutting-edge fan technology to prevent dust buildup—and now, our newest fan is Class II, Division 1 certified. But getting that certification wasn’t easy. In this episode, Jordan sits down with Taylor Andrews, SonicAire’s Director of Operations, to pull back the curtain on the three-year battle to meet UL’s strict standards. You’ll hear: 🔥 Why some facilities must have Class II, Division 1 certified equipment 🔥 The unexpected hurdles SonicAire faced (including endless rounds of testing) 🔥 How this new certification opens doors for safer operations in industries like grain, feed, and manufacturing 🔥 What’s next for dust control innovation This is a must-listen if you want to stay ahead of safety regulations and protect your facility. 🎧 Listen now and subscribe! #SonicAire #OnAirePodcast #CombustibleDust #IndustrialSafety #OSHA #NFPA #ManufacturingInnovation

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