If you work in operations, engineering, facilities management, plant management, EHS, or purchasing, you are familiar with the constant pressure to keep production running smoothly while controlling costs. Unplanned downtime, wasted energy, and manual inspections drain resources and put safety at risk. This webinar will show you how IoT sensors and predictive monitoring can change that equation, helping you cut costs, prevent failures before they happen, and clearly demonstrate ROI. It’s a must-attend webinar!
What to Expect from the Webinar
This webinar will show you how integrating IoT sensors into your dust collection system can slash maintenance costs, extend equipment life, and eliminate manual guesswork. Our expert speakers will guide you through the power of predictive monitoring, with practical examples from real-world facilities.
Program
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🔹 Welcome & Overview
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🔹 What is IoT, and how does it apply to your facility?
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Webinar Special Guest – Eric Schummer, CEO of Senzary
🔹 IoT Technology Explained In Depth – Interview with Eric Schummer
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➡️ What are the building blocks of an IoT platform?
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➡️ How data gets collected, transmitted, and visualized? What are the basic steps for implementing IoT tools?
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➡️ What are some IoT sensor types relevant to dust collection and other industrial equipment?
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➡️ How do IoT platforms interface with existing enterprise systems?
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➡️ Review ROI cases for common facility types, and case studies.
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🔹 How Can I Implement This Technology In My Facility?
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🔹 Conclusion & Q&A
Why Should You Attend?
- ✅ Gain Practical Knowledge: You’ll learn exactly how sensors like particulate, pressure, airflow, and rotary monitoring devices can be integrated into your dust collection system to reduce unplanned downtime and avoid costly failures.
- ✅ Optimize Maintenance and Energy Use: Traditional “fix it when it breaks” or over-cleaning approaches waste time and money. This webinar will show you how predictive maintenance saves energy, avoids over-cleaning, and extends the life of your filters and fans.
- ✅ See the ROI Clearly: We’ll walk through real cost comparisons, labor vs. sensors, unplanned outages vs. predictive monitoring, so you can see how facilities are saving thousands each year.
- ✅ Learn from Industry Experts: With Baghouse.com and Senzary teaming up, you’ll hear directly from leaders who understand dust collection challenges and how IoT can solve them.
How to Connect
Attending the webinar is easy! Simply register using the link below. Once registered, you’ll get a confirmation email with all the details to log in. Don’t miss it:
📅 Date: Wednesday, October 8th, 2025
⏰ Time: 1:00 PM (EST)
📍 Platform: Zoom
🔗 Watch our webinars
The session will be interactive, with a live Q&A at the end, so be sure to come prepared with any questions you may have about dust collection systems and projects.
Questions & Answers Section
During this section, our experts answered some of the live questions our attendees sent.
- ✅ What types of sensors work best for dust collection?
✅ Where should sensors be installed in a baghouse?
✅ How does predictive monitoring actually reduce downtime?
✅ Can IoT technology be retrofitted into older systems?
✅ How does sensor data integrate with plant operations?
✅ What is the cost-benefit of sensors vs. manual inspections?
✅ How can IoT improve safety and compliance with EHS standards?
Sign up now and take the first step toward smarter, safer, and more cost-effective dust collection.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Dust Collection Expert, Technical Writer & Editor at Baghouse.com
Andy Biancotti believes that knowledge is one of the best investments any company can make. As Editor and Marketing Manager at Baghouse.com, he enjoys interviewing engineers, technicians, and customers to capture the real-world lessons behind successful dust collection projects and turn them into practical resources that others can learn from. With more than two decades of experience in industrial maintenance, operations, and technical communication, his goal is simple: help people better understand their systems so they can work safer, smarter, and more efficiently.
