In 2026, Carlos, manager of a quarry near Arequipa, Peru, was fighting dust every day. The quarry supplies aggregate to local construction projects. The old water truck could not cover the crushing area. Dust came back fast. It reduced visibility for truck drivers. It settled on machines and increased maintenance. Inspections and community complaints were growing. He searched online for a Dust Control Water Cannon supplier and compared several companies. He chose YG Machinery.
His questions were practical: Could a 60m spray reach the crusher and stockpile? Would 22 nozzles cover the whole working face? Could the 360° rotation handle his site layout? Was the 380V three-phase power available? And how much water would it use per hour?
The quarry ran 10 hours a day. Crushing, screening, loading, and truck traffic created heavy dust.
The old method used a water truck and manual hoses. It was slow and used too much water. Workers had to spray again and again. For water cannon dust suppression, Carlos needed longer reach, wider coverage, and less labor. His target was clear: 60m spray distance, 360° horizontal rotation, and remote control.
The site had a 380V three-phase power line. YG confirmed the motor and control configuration before production. YG also checked water pressure and pipe layout. They sent a layout drawing before production.
YG engineers asked about dust sources, site size, water supply, and daily working hours. They arranged a video factory tour and showed test videos. Carlos did not want the cheapest option. He wanted stable dust control and low maintenance.
YG compared configurations. The YG-40 was smaller, but its 40m reach could not cover the crusher and stockpile. The YG-60 gave 60m reach, 22 nozzles, and 360° rotation. The unit was fixed, but YG also explained how a Mobile Fog Cannon could be used on other sites if needed later.
After arrival, YG provided remote installation guidance and on-site training. The Fog Cannon Sprayer started with 22 nozzles. The water mist cannon produced fine droplets and covered the crushing zone evenly. Carlos used the remote control from the loader cabin. He could adjust horizontal and vertical angles without climbing the platform. He set the cannon to spray for 3 minutes every 20 minutes. The remote control worked from 50m away. Maintenance was simple: check nozzles weekly and clean the filter. In the third week, he said:“Now the dust does not chase the workers. The machine controls it before it rises.”
The quarry runs the unit 12 hours a day and 26 days a month. Water use and labor costs dropped. The water truck was used less often. Dust stayed under control during working hours. Workers no longer wore masks all day. The access road stayed wet longer. More importantly, Carlos expanded dust control to the stockpile, loading area, and access road. Stable dust suppression helped him pass inspections and improve local relations.
YG Machinery focuses on practical dust control equipment. The team covers solution design, manufacturing, installation training, and spare parts supply. Among Fog Cannon for Sale Suppliers, YG is known for studying the customer’s water price, power supply, dust source, and site layout before recommending a model. YG keeps spare nozzles, pumps, and control parts in stock for fast delivery. This project in Peru reflects YG’s overseas service capability.
If you are in Peru or elsewhere in South America and need a stable, energy-efficient dust control solution, contact YG Machinery. Send your target spray distance, voltage, water source, and site size. We will provide a selection plan, configuration list, and quotation.【WhatsApp/WeChat/Phone/Skype】+86 13937183602
