Blaschke Exhaust Extraction Systems
Booth number: A160
www.hblaschke.com
About us
German Blaschke Umwelttechnik specialises in the design, manufacture, and installation of high-quality turnkey Exhaust Extraction Systems for railway maintenance depots.
The modern systems, that contribute to improve health and safety in the workplace, are designed to capture harmful diesel engine exhaust emissions directly from the exhausts of the rolling stock before they can enter the workshop.
Founded over 45 years ago, the small family owned business has turned into one of the most important market leaders in its field. Numerous well-known national and international train companies and rail vehicle manufacturers rely on the special knowledge and great experience of Blaschke Umwelttechnik.
Today, more than 1,000 Exhaust Extraction Solutions are in active use, effectively protecting the workforce from harmful diesel exhaust gases in their daily work.
Address
Industriestr. 13
86405 Meitingen
Germany
Phone: +49 8271 81690
Contact person:
Hans Blaschke
Managing Director and Owner
E-mail: info@hblaschke.de
Phone: +49 8271 81690
Michael Pechmann
Managing Director
E-mail: info@hblaschke.de
Phone: +49 8271 81690
Products & Services
The Exhaust Extraction Systems offered by Blaschke Umwelttechnik are tailored to the individual needs of the customers taking account of the specific structural and technical conditions and economic requirements.
Each individual solution build on one of the various basic lines that have been developed over the past decades. They range from fixed exhaust extraction hoods and stationary or moving swivel arms equipped with fixed or movable hoods to sophisticated mobile exhaust extraction bridges.
A typical system is composed of an extraction unit to capture and collect the harmful exhaust gases, slotted suction rails and ducting to channel the exhaust emissions and a frequency-controlled fan. The fan ensures that the harmful exhaust emissions are extracted and discharged outside the workshop.
The use of additional filters is possible. Programmable logic controllers and radio remote control systems allow for easy operation and reliability.
