“What is a central vacuum system? And how does it benefit my operation?” These are just two of the many questions we get about central vacuum systems here at Kice Industries. The Kice industrial central vacuum is a centralized solution… Read More

Realizing a vision of Turnkey Services President and CEO Drew Kice said the company has been quietly increasing its scope of supply over the last few years. Kice Engineering, which has developed into a prominent line of business, completes a… Read More

Baghouse filters or cyclones for dust collection? Before dust can be controlled, it must be contained. This means ensuring that equipment is tight and gasketed properly. Equipment that emits dust should have suction vent connections and/or suction hoods attached. These… Read More

While rotary airlocks, which operate at low speeds, aren’t overly complicated equipment and normally require minimal maintenance, they nevertheless are very critical for the efficient operation of a pneumatic conveying system.

With the number of products that require processing, separation and conveying through plants and factories, air control systems provide a unique solution for a multitude of goods and materials.

When companies need to move bulk material, the question always boils down to whether it’s best to use pneumatic systems (aka industrial air systems) or a mechanical conveying system.

Companies that process products all have one common problem: They need to isolate the high-quality product so that it can be packaged, distributed and put on shelves for the consumer.