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Carbon
A specific type of dust usually found by the printers. It is electrically conductive and hazardous to sensitive electronic equipment. It is a flying sticky particulate that can create serious problems. All attempts should be made to eliminate excess carbon in a closed room.
- Toner Spills
- Toner used for printers
Causes:
- Creates abrasive "film" on floor surface
- Failure to computer related circuit boards
- Poor indoor air quality
Consequences: