Indoor Air Quality and Auto Paint Fumes
Body shops need strong air filtration systems to protect workers against the dangers of spray paint fumes.
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Air Filtration No Longer Considered Luxury Item In Apartment Living
With air quality remaining a pressing issue across the country, newer buildings are now incorporating robust HVAC systems and strong air filters to help improve the living situations of tenants.
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Hospitals Boost Productivity Via Clean Air
As more facilities strive to become certified in the U.S. Green Building Council’s program for sustainable structures, some hospitals are considering following their example and making the switch to LEED buildings, Healthcare Design Magazine reported.
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Avoid Combustible Dust Fires and Explosions with Air Filtration
Combustible dust is a widespread hazard in various manufacturing sectors, however, it is difficult to control and regulate the risk of fire and explosions from this substance.
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Fume Extraction For Metalworkers Keep Students And Workers Safe
With the manufacturing sector reporting a skills gap, some higher education institutions are training their students to help fill welding positions in a growing economy.
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Air Filtration = Cleaner Air
Students and staff at a college in Portland, Ore., have reported negative health effects from occupying a 90-year-old building on campus that does not have proper ventilation, according to CBS affiliate KOIN.
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Remove Indoor Air Quality Occupational Risk For Plastics Industry Workers
Plastics workers commonly come into contact with chemical fumes that are emitted during raw material manufacturing and plastics processing.
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Protecting Welders From Lead Exposure Starts With Fume Extraction
One of the most common chemicals welding workers are exposed to is lead, which could be controlled using welding fume extraction systems.
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Manufacturers Need Clean Air to Prevent Food Contamination
Facing regulatory pressures from federal agencies, food manufacturers must ensure their products are free from all sources of contamination, including the air.
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Poor Indoor Air Quality Linked To Dry Eye Syndrome
Residents who live in polluted cities were more likely to experience dry eye syndrome, according to Science Daily.
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