A Norwegian construction firm specializing in infrastructure projects acquired YG-80 fog cannon machine for dust suppression. The order included three units of the 80-meter-range mist cannon, equipped with advanced nozzle systems and remote control functionality. The client, responsible for a major highway expansion, faced challenges with airborne particulate matter exceeding Norway’s strict environmental regulations. Traditional water sprinklers proved inefficient in the region’s cold, windy conditions. After compared with multiple water mist cannon models, they chose YG’s solution for its superior atomization technology and durability.
Parameters of 80m Fog Cannon Machine
| Model | YG-80 |
| Spraying distance | 70-80m |
| Engine | electric,380V/50HZ,3phase |
| Wind Motor | 22kw |
| Pump Motor | 7.5kw |
| Nozzle | 38 |
| Hor. angle | 350° |
| Ver. angle | Minus10°-55° |
| Overall size | 1800*1200*2100mm |
| Weight | 500kg |
Why the Norwegian Client Chose YG’s Mist Cannon Machine
YG stood out due to its excellent product engineering, customizable options, and strong global support. The fog cannon selected by the Norwegian client featured an 80-meter spray distance, automatic 360° rotation, and a heavy-duty design adapted for outdoor and low-temperature use. The unit also came equipped with a remote-control system and an energy-efficient motor, which aligned perfectly with the client’s sustainability and operational goals.
In addition, YG offered flexible power options (electric or diesel), fast delivery time, and a dedicated sales engineer to provide one-on-one consultation and installation guidance.
Wide Application of the Fog Cannon Machine Exported to Norway
The 80m fog cannon machines were deployed in critical areas of the project site. This included:
Construction Sites: To control dust generated during excavation, drilling, and material transport.
Quarries and Mines: For suppressing airborne dust from crushing, screening, and loading operations.
Demolition Sites: To mitigate dust and debris during controlled demolition, ensure a safer working environment, and prevent dust from spreading to surrounding areas.
The machines were strategically placed to create a wide coverage area, effectively capturing and settling dust particles before they could become an issue.
