Combustible Dust
Woodworking Applications and NFPA 660 Compliance: Mitigating Combustible Dust Risks
Woodworking is an essential industry spanning furniture manufacturing, cabinetry, flooring, and millwork production. Common woodworking processes such as cutting, planing, jointing, routing, and sanding generate fine wood dust—a highly combustible material. Without proper controls, airborne and settled dust can accumulate, creating an environment where fires and explosions pose significant risks. To mitigate these hazards, woodworking manufacturing facilities and vocational schools must comply
