New industry standard

The flow-dynamic filter has arrived. Extensive research together with universities and partner clients has resulted in an innovation that brings industrial dust control to the 21st century and the time of the 4th industrial revolution.

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Company

Filtrabit is a flow-how company in the greentech sector. Our focus is on solving the dust control problems of industry and improving air quality inside and outside industrial plants.

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Technology

Instead of traditional baghouse technology, that is vulnerable to clogging and tearing, Filtrabit’s solution is built from steel capable of handling hot temperatures. It can be operated continuously, with practically no need for maintenance. Product versions suitable even for extreme temperatures will be available in the future.

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Products

Filtrabit’s flow-dynamic filter comes in two capacities in the form of DC201 and DC401 models. These portable units are available on an operating lease model.

Read the full brochure from the link below.

Brochure

Value proposition

Our flow-dynamic filter makes removing industrial dust and microparticle emissions more effective, economical and easy.

It means better employee and community health as well as enabling both CO2 and waste heat capture in suitable applications.

More flexible placement and financing, meeting environmental regulations, and fewer production breaks due to maintenance.

Capital efficient solution

Filtrabit can offer dust separation on an operating lease model. Filtrabit delivers the modular unit, and utilizes networks for design, installation and service.

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News

14.11.2024

Filtrabit and Outokumpu sign agreement for modular dust extraction unit

Filtrabit and Outokumpu have agreed on the delivery of a modular dust extraction unit to be placed at the melting shop of Outokumpu’s stainless steel plant located in Tornio, Finland.

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23.10.2024

Materia: “Filtrabit brings new alternatives to industrial dust extraction”

The Finnish mining and metallurgical publication Materia has published an article on the innovation and future prospects of Filtrabit.

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03.10.2024

Filtrabit and INperfektion GmbH sign strategic cooperation agreement

Filtrabit announces the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement with INperfektion GmbH, a German automation solutions company with a strong focus on steel, automotive, food and heavy industries.

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25.09.2024

The Surprise Loop framework of communication – Kenneth Nysten

Team Filtrabit profile: The unique communication framework of Business Development Manager Kenneth Nysten, who joined Filtrabit in May of 2024.

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11.09.2024

Filtrabit Secures €5 Million Loan from Norion Bank to Accelerate Decarbonization Efforts

Helsinki, Finland – September 11, 2024 – Filtrabit, an innovative climate tech company specializing in industrial dust separation, today announced a €5 million loan from Norion Bank, a prominent Nordic financing group.

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20.08.2024

Antti Kokkonen – the fastest man of Filtrabit

Team Filtrabit profile: Early insights from Business Development Manager and former Track and Field athlete Antti Kokkonen, who joined the Filtrabit team in May of 2024.

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05.08.2024

Fixing air quality in and around steel mills is easier than you think

Computer simulations of flow-dynamics have enabled incredible leaps in technology that are yet to be utilized in our aging steel plants.

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20.06.2024

SSAB and Filtrabit agree on another unit for Raahe steel mill

SSAB and Filtrabit have agreed on the delivery of a modular dust extraction unit, to add to the capacity of the flow-dynamic filter already operating in SSAB’s steel mill in Raahe, Finland.

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11.06.2024

Filtrabit expands into India with strategic cooperation with FAFECO

Filtrabit announces a strategic cooperation and rental agreement with Fafeco, a leading Overhead Crane manufacturer and Material Handling solutions provider in India.

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10.04.2024

Kim Fagerlund appointed CEO of Filtrabit

Kim Fagerlund, (D.Sc., Material Science and Metallurgy) has been appointed as CEO of Filtrabit, starting 10th of April 2024. He joins from Metso, where he held several senior leadership positions — most recently Vice President of Technology in Metals and Minerals.

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20.03.2024

The Finnish Climate Fund has decided on a capital loan of EUR 4 million to Filtrabit

The Climate Fund has decided on a capital loan of EUR 4 million to Filtrabit, a Finnish manufacturer of industrial-scale dust extraction systems.

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21.02.2024

“What we have in common with a Formula 1 team is paramount focus and expertise on aerodynamics.”

Jyri Tolonen, Head of Products at Filtrabit gives his perspective on developing cutting-edge technology in industrial dust control.

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01.02.2024

Introducing Rami Luoma-aho, new Head of Global Supply Chain at Filtrabit

”Strategic sourcing is about maximizing the life cycle of not only our product but also our partnerships.”

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06.07.2023

Interview of Timo Vierimaa, SSAB Raahe Technology Manager

After two years of operation of a Filtrabit unit at the plant, we had a chance to interview Timo Vierimaa, the Technology Manager of the SSAB steelworks in Raahe, Finland.

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06.07.2023

SSAB steelworks coking plant in Raahe, Finland

Filtrabit’s flow-dynamic filter is installed inside the 15-metre-high filtration unit of the coking plant, where a traditional textile filter can reduce only part of all the microparticles below 2.5 micrometres in diameter.

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02.11.2022

Strategic value selling, the next evolution of B2B sales

Pasi Pesonen, Filtrabit VP of Sales, sees that sales have changed in invisible waves during his long career as an international sales and business director.

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20.10.2022

What do business coaching and modern sales have in common?

Pasi Pesonen, global clean business specialist, leads Filtrabit sales by coaching his team and business partners to build and share value.

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13.10.2022

Introducing Filtrabit VP of Sales, Pasi Pesonen

From his first position at Unilever to Filtrabit, clean is the common business you can find throughout his international career. After 30 years abroad, he has returned to Finland to find the adventure he didn’t know he was looking for.

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10.06.2022

Patents were the highest recognition for Veikko Valli, the father of Filtrabit innovations

Sad news brought the Filtrabit family to a standstill on Monday. Veikko Valli, the father of Filtrabit innovations and founder of the company, passed away on Saturday the 4th of June.

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24.12.2021

RS: ”Innovation developed by request of SSAB is expected to become an international success story”

The newspaper Raahen Seutu reports (in Finnish) about Filtrabit’s innovative technology.

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29.11.2021

T&T: ”A revolutionary invention to the dust control problem of industry”

Read the (Finnish language) article about Filtrabit’s invention in a leading engineering publication.

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Industries

Flow-dynamic dust separation is the new standard for industries that generate heavy, dry and fine dust. Operations that include crushing, sieving and transporting such materials on conveyor belts are particularly great beneficiaries of the technology.

Examples of customers include steel mills, foundries, quarries, mining and ore processing operations.

Steel production

Steel plants include numerous sources of dust, such as furnace dust and storage yard dust from handling raw materials and slag. Coking, sintering and pelletizing plants are prime examples of dust generating sites where flow-dynamic dust separation can provide order-of-magnitude level improvements.

Foundries

Sand handling, mold crushing and surface treatment of the molded components are common problem areas for dust control in foundries. Flow-dynamic dust separation can make a substantial difference in the working conditions and environmental impact of these facilities.

Mining and ore processing

Production of non-ferrous metals like copper and zinc also includes many operations that generate heavy dust. Handling of the ore and other raw materials requires crushing, sieving and conveying at various points.

Quarrying

Crushing and sieving are common operations and culprits for fugitive dust in quarries. Vulnerable conveyor transfer points are also ubiquitous.

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