Air Quality System

Systems are designed for particular pollutants and applications, so understanding what the problems and pollutants are, as well as considering financial costs, are critical in finding the air quality system that fits your needs.

Industrial Systems

In industrial settings, an air quality system can range from mist collectors designed for filtrating oils mists, coolants, and smoke to air cleaners that capture contaminant pollutants and particles, vapors and fumes.

At Emission Control Specialists, we test specifically for any OSHA non-compliant vapors, emissions, and pollutants, and then specifically recommend an air quality system based on test results, correct sizing, and performance requirements.

Industrial emissions can pose very serious health risks for employees, and with our broad based experience, we can recommend the best device or air quality system for your specific needs.

Whatever the industry – metalworking, molding, plastics, electronics, chemical – Emission Control Specialists have experience and knowledge in the systems and controls needed for your company.

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Air Purifiers

There are a variety of air purifiers on the market today that are available for both commercial and home use, including ion generators, electronic air cleaners, mechanical filters, and hybrid devices.

Choosing an air quality system should be based on specific factors such as the type of pollutants to be removed, the size of the rooms, the amount of air to be filtered, and the amount of particulate matter to be removed.

A system that is not correctly sized, or that is not appropriate for the particles being removed, will not clean the air effectively.

Rely on experts to test for specific pollutants in your home, office, or factory, and for their recommendation on a reliable air quality system based on your specific requirements. You can then be assured that you are getting the best and most effective system for your money.

Without proper installation, air purifiers can sometimes emit ozone or not perform effectively. Make sure that your air quality system is properly positioned and installed so that it is running correctly and you do not receive any undesirable side emissions.

Maintenance

All air quality systems need to be routinely maintained to ensure that they are performing effectively. Without routine maintenance and care, filters can become clogged, parts can become worn, and filtration and cleaning efficiency can be greatly reduced.

Emission Control Specialists can routinely monitor your equipment and perform testing to ensure that all equipment is working well and your air quality system meets OSHA and EPA guidelines.

Your health, and your employee’s health, is affected by the quality of air you breathe. An air quality system can make a drastic improvement in your home or workplace. Contact Steve Taub with any further concerns.