Environmental Control Booths
Quality Booths for Fume Extraction
Ductless air cleaning system that is designed to remove airborne contaminants before they can escape into the workplace.
If proper indoor air quality (IAQ) measures are not employed, workers can get sick.
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics:
Painting, coating, and decorating workers have one of the highest rates of […] illnesses of all occupations. Hazards include exposure to toxic materials.
While most jobs are performed in specially ventilated areas and workers wear masks or respirators to protect themselves from inhaling microscopic particles and harmful chemicals, that is often not enough protection.
In an uncontrolled facility, toxic emissions can create health problems from mild to severe. The types of complications resulting from over-exposure will vary, depending on the exposure period of time, as well as the level of contact.
Controlling Exposure
Exposure to industrial fumes can cause short-term side effects such as irritation of the eyes, nose, or throat, headache, dizziness or light-headedness, nausea, and labored breathing. A lengthy exposure to high concentrations of VOCs can cause long-term damage to the nervous system, liver, or kidneys.
The solution? Employers need to manage, mitigate, and control emissions of toxic fumes by providing adequate workspace ventilation.
What We Offer
- Open Systems
- Closed Systems
- Drive-Through Systems
- Dry and Wet-Type Systems
- Downdraft Systems
- Semi-Downdraft Systems
- Cross-Draft Systems