This easy to maintain filter unit features a hinged lid and low profile body to allow easy access for changing filter cartridges. The Silojet 27 also features a 4mm mild steel fully welded hot dipped galvanised construction offering excellent corrosion resistance and extended life. The rigid construction protects the integral strength of the filter casing in the event of an overpressure situation caused by a blockage of the pressure relief valve.

Built using tried and tested technology, the Silojet 27 uses the same reverse jet cleaning technology developed for the Cartrijet range of filter units previously applied successfully on many installations throughout the UK. Cleaned air is allowed to discharge back into the atmosphere, whilst retaining the dust on the outside surface of the filter elements within the filter dirty air case and silo.. Each row of filter cartridges are continuously cleaned in sequence by a jet of compressed air released from the header tank controlled by a reverse jet station. The jet of compressed air rapidly inflates the inside of the filter element, dislodging the dust cake from the outside surface.

Typical applications include cement and aggregate silos in concrete batching plants, limestone and mineral silos in aggregate plants, additive and supplements in animal feed plants and flour silos in food plants.

NHS nurse Ashleigh Lindsell started “For The Love of Scrubs” back in March at first by making scrubs for colleagues at the Pilgrim Hospital in Boston due to a “dire need” of medical uniforms which were both ill-fitting and uncomfortable. After starting to make her own scrubs Ashleigh was encouraged to drive a social media campaign for other volunteers and from there the call gained national outreach and ultimately helped to provide safety for thousands of front-line workers.

We would like to thank those employees at Heaton Green who stepped away from their usual day to day duties and out of their comfort zones to help in the effort to help the NHS Mid Yorkshire Trust.

We would also thank Ashleigh for being the inspiration in such a difficult time and would like to congratulate her on what is a wonderful achievement of been appointed an OBE.

Recently Heaton Green has adopted system integration to deliver improved operational procedures in stock management, purchasing and order processing which in turn has helped to streamline the manufacturing process to help deliver an improved customer experience. Our process involved finding a solution that delivered the functionality that was previously convoluted into two independent systems that didn’t communicate and also offered better reporting and stock management. Having looked at available solutions on the market we then looked for a partner to help deliver that solution to meet our requirements.

Learn how we partnered with leading solutions company Signum in the delivery of SAP Business One and the positive impact it has had on our organisation to deliver both a better customer service and operational improvements.

Not only are we working to ensure the continuity of our operations but last week we used our expertise to cut fabric for local sewers to provide scrubs for a local care home, through the power of social media, the NHS Mid Yorkshire Trust have asked us to volunteer to help them achieve their goal of making 2,500 scrubs with the first 1000 required ASAP.

Here at Heaton Green we have diversified our ability from manufacturing bespoke filter bags in to making scrubs for our amazing NHS to help those on the front line. The first delivery of material arrived on Monday and we are working hard to get our first 1000 dispatched as soon as possible.