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What Dust Can Do To Your Computer And Other Electrical Appliances
By Roberto Bell
I am sure we have all run our fingers down a plane to ensure if it requires a clean. That significant layer of dust that we detach tell us its time for a little spit and polish. Have you ever considered what dust actually is? In a regular office environment, where dust is usually kept to a minimum (unless it is your cleaner's day off), problems associated with dust are usually kept to a minimum. Though, in some situations huge quantities of dust can be caused by processes such as sawing, grinding, polishing and cutting.

Still, have you ever thought what result dust can have on computers and electrical appliances? Dirt can jam filters and prevent air from flowing through the and causing it to overheat. dust also acts as an insulator which can add to the heat build up.

Dirt can also cause a short in circuit boards and integrated circuits causing computers to crash and in some cases- even catch fire! Dirt can also clog up some of the computers moving parts such as the disk drives and even block USB ports and interfaces. There are thankfully a multitude of ways of eliminating and reducing dust. Protective covers can be used as a temporary but cheap method



of refusing dust particles. Alternatively specialist dust-proof computers are manufactured but these are expensive and have to be replaced every time your IT is up-graded.

However, for a more lasting and flexible approach to protecting equipment from dust is to use a specialist cabinet. These covers can house your existing computers, protecting them from dust but with the added advantage of allowing you to replace or upgrade your IT whilst still keeping the same covers which can also protect your equipment from fire and impact.

Dirt is responsible for millions of hours of IT downtime each year, do not let it happen to you, protect your equipment and you can both breath easily.

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