Best Soil Stabilization Company or Contractors in the US: Envirotac
  • Introduction
    • Dust Control
    • Soil Stabilization
    • Erosion Control
    • Sub-Base Stabilization
  • Products
    • Envirotac II / Rhino Snot
    • Envirotac SC
    • Envirotac AW
    • Earth Glue
  • Local Application
  • Industries/Uses
    • Military
    • Historical Sites
    • Golf
    • Mining
    • Transportation
    • Airfields
    • Parking Lots
    • Erosion Control
    • Oil & Gas
    • Energy
    • Construction
    • BMX
  • Photos
  • Blog
  • Contact Us
    • FAQ

Blog

Dust Control Joint Compound: How Well Does It Work?

6/6/2022

 
​If you're in construction, you know that dust control is necessary when working with drywall. To avoid the harmful effects of dust, construction teams use dust control joint compound. This helpful product can prevent airborne dust from becoming loose. But how well does it work?
Dust Control Joint Compounds Basics

There are various methods designed to control dust on the job site. One of them is dust control joint compound. As the name suggests, it's a type of joint compound formulated to clump and drop the dust when you sand it. This can help to keep the dust from getting into your lungs and causing health problems.

How Well Does Dust Control Joint Compound Work?

Overall, dust control joint compound is very effective at controlling dust. However, there are some things to keep in mind. First of all, dust control joint compound is not foolproof. It's possible for dust to get into the air when sanding it, so you still need to take precautions. 

Second, dust control joint compound is more expensive than regular joint compound, so you'll need to factor that into your budget. Ultimately, if you're concerned about health risks related to airborne dust, dust control joint compound can be a good option. 

What Are The Ingredients in Dust Control Joint Compound

The ingredients in dust control joint compound are similar to those in regular joint compound. However, there are some key differences. Dust control joint compound contains a higher percentage of gypsum, which helps it to clump and drop the dust. It also usually contains binders and polymers, which help to improve its performance. So, be sure to take precautions when using dust control joint compound.

Can Dust Control Compound Hold Down Dust?

You may be wondering how dust control joint compound can hold down dust when it's being sanded. The answer is that the dust particles are attracted to the gypsum in the compound. The dust particles are drawn into the gypsum and clump together when you grind the compound. This makes them heavier and less likely to become airborne.

Tips for Using Dust Control Drywall Compound

Now that you know how dust control joint compound works, here are some tips for using it:
  • Read the instructions on the package of dust control joint compound.
  • Use a dust mask when sanding the compound to avoid inhaling dust.
  • Apply the dust control joint compound in thin layers to prevent dust from becoming airborne.
  • Wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth afterward to remove any residual dust.

Effective Dust Control For Your Construction Project

Environmental Products and Applications, Inc. has spent over thirty years manufacturing the highest performance polymers in the soil stabilization, dust control, and erosion control field. 

Contact us at Environmental Products and Applications, Inc., and we can offer expert advice on which dust control product is right for you.

Comments are closed.

Industries/Uses

Testimonials

Application

Local Application

Environment Data

Environmental Data

Product Info

Product Info
​

Media

Contact Us
​FAQ

Connect With Us

Main Office

Environmental Products & Applications, Inc.
Manufacturer of Envirotac line of polymers
Dust Control/Soil Stabilization
78-900 Avenue 47, Suite 106
​La Quinta, CA 92253
Email: info@eparhino.com
Phone: (760) 777-8035
​Toll Free: (888)-674-9174
Fax: (760) 771-9137
USA: (760) 774-8375
​WhatsApp: + (760) 774-8375
Envirotac
© COPYRIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS & APPLICATIONS, INC, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
  • Introduction
    • Dust Control
    • Soil Stabilization
    • Erosion Control
    • Sub-Base Stabilization
  • Products
    • Envirotac II / Rhino Snot
    • Envirotac SC
    • Envirotac AW
    • Earth Glue
  • Local Application
  • Industries/Uses
    • Military
    • Historical Sites
    • Golf
    • Mining
    • Transportation
    • Airfields
    • Parking Lots
    • Erosion Control
    • Oil & Gas
    • Energy
    • Construction
    • BMX
  • Photos
  • Blog
  • Contact Us
    • FAQ