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Is Dust Suppression a Legal Requirement? Why Smart Sites Plan It Before Breaking Ground

Yes, is it.

Dust Suppression Hire: Why Everyone Runs Out Every Summer (And Who Doesn't)

It's the height of summer and you need dust suppression on site by Monday. You call your usual supplier. "Sorry, nothing until next month." You try...

Why Water Isn't Stopping Dust on Your Site (And What Actually Works)

Water is the most common approach to dust suppression on construction sites, demolition projects, quarries, and bulk material handling operations....

What Are the Common Problems With Dust Suppression Cannons?

Dust suppression cannons are powerful tools for controlling airborne dust on construction, demolition, dry bulk solids handling and waste...

Mobile Dust Suppression: How Much Does It Cost In 2026?

At Corgin, one of the most common questions we’re asked is: “How much does mobile dust suppression cost?”

And we get it - price matters.

Air-Atomising Systems vs Rotary Atomiser Systems For Dust Suppression

As sellers of dust and odour suppression systems, we get asked about air-atomising nozzle systems and what differentiates them from a conventional...

What are POPs?

Many abbreviations and acronyms are used throughout this blog post. We have included a glossary at the end of the post to make them easier to...

How Much Does a Dust Cannon Cost to Purchase or Hire?

Are you looking to hire or buy a dust cannon to help control dust emissions, but don’t know where to start? Firstly, to explain, by the term ‘dust...

What is DSEAR?

DSEAR is an acronym for the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 which requires employers to control the risks associated...

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is famous for being one of the world's longest words,although factitious.  The word means "a lung...

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