Jetblack USWant to know how our systems work, what makes them safe, and which model fits your needs? Here are the answers to the most common questions we receive. For more detailed definitions, visit our Glossary of Terms.

Product Function & Safety:No. JetBlack Safety systems are not vacuum cleaners, but blower-powered systems that dislodge dust and debris from clothes and skin using high-volume, low-pressure air. This approach is safer, faster, and more energy-efficient than vacuuming. For example, it takes 30 seconds to de-dust with JetBlack, compared to 5 minutes with a vacuum (NIOSH Report).
This refers to the airflow style used in our de-dusting units. Unlike compressed air systems, which can operate at 30 psi or more (up to 90 psi if unregulated), JetBlack Safety systems use air at just 2.3 psi, which is considered low pressure.
JetBlack units compensate with higher airflow (volume), which means they deliver effective cleaning power from the nozzle without the risks associated with high-pressure air. This approach is safe, OSHA-compliant, and strong enough to remove stubborn dust and debris.
The use of low pressure means our technology is safe to use directly on unbroken skin. Any cuts or damaged skin should be protected during use. High-pressure systems, such as those using compressed air, are unsafe to apply directly to the skin.
Blower systems naturally warm air due to friction during pressurisation. The temperature increase is safe and depends on ambient conditions.
In Cleaning Booths, the airborne dust is drawn through a grille floor into an extraction system with dual-stage filtration (including HEPA F9 and H14). This high-performance filter collects more than 99.995% of dust particles, giving the highest level of protection.
As the cleaning station does not have an inbuilt extraction for capturing airborne dust, this model is not recommended for removing hazardous respiratory dust.
Yes. While JetBlack systems are safer than compressed air, de-dusting still releases particles. We recommend that operators wear at least an FFP3 mask, as well as eye protection and hearing protection.
No. JetBlack Safety systems are not ATEX-certified and should not be used in explosive or classified dust environments. They are designed for heavy-duty applications such as mining, textiles, paper, agriculture, and bulk handling, but not where explosive dust atmospheres exist.
To our knowledge, no fully ATEX-certified personnel cleaning booths are currently commercially available due to such systems' complexity and safety requirements.
Yes. They comply with OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910.242(b)) by operating below 30 psi and include integrated safety and noise-reduction features.
We offer demo videos, case studies, and trial units through selected partners. Contact us to discuss options based on your location.

System Types & Usage:Choose a Cleaning Booth when:
Use a Wall-Mounted Cleaning Station when:
The timer ensures optimal cleaning while preventing unnecessary use. Most users complete de-dusting in 20–30 seconds. The timer is factory-set and not adjustable. The portable unit is designed to be unplugged after use, so no timer is required.
Yes. The standard hose length on our wall-mounted cleaning station is 1.5m, while our portable cleaning station comes with a 2.5m hose as standard. We can supply longer hoses up to 6m in length if required.
JetBlack Safety systems run on electricity only; no compressed air is needed.
Cleaning Station: 230V or 120V, single-phase
Cleaning Booth: 240V, single or three-phase option

Cleaning Stations: Check the filters monthly and replace every 3 months (or more often in harsher environments).
Cleaning Booths: Maintain both the booth and extraction filters. Use the built-in Magnehelic pressure gauge to monitor pressure and know when to change filters (typically every 3–6 months). Changing the filters is very quick and easy.
Replacement filters and parts can be ordered directly from our Spares & Accessories page.
Yes. Our units are designed for quick, straightforward installation:
Cleaning Booths may involve positioning and connecting the extraction system. A complete installation guide is provided with every product and is available for download on the product page.
If the motor gets too hot, the thermal cut-out automatically shuts the system down to prevent damage. It will restart automatically after cooling. For portable units, be sure to switch them off manually during this process.
The motor has a typical MTBF (mean time between failures) of ~500 hours. Regular filter changes reduce stress on the motor and extend its life. When needed, motors are easy and affordable to replace.
The extractor moves up to 18,000 m³/hr (depending on the filter condition). This means a full air change in the booth occurs roughly four times in a 30-second cycle.

Yes. All systems come with a 12-month warranty. Support and servicing options vary by country; your distributor will provide full details.
With proper maintenance, JetBlack Safety systems last many years — some have been in operation for over 20 years. However, neglecting filter replacement can shorten the unit’s lifespan.