0 items
  • Newsletter Sign Up
  • sales@airsystems-inc.com
  • 1-414-257-1770
  • My Account
  • Check Out

www.airsystems-inc.com

Free-shipping
  • Products
    • Air Purifiers – Home & Office
    • Dental Clean Air
    • Ultra Clean Air Hospital and Clinic
    • Ultra Clean Air School, Office, Senior Facility & Gym
    • Mobile Air Scrubbers
    • Ultra Clean Air Negative Air
    • Mobile Fume Extractors
    • Oil Mist Collectors
    • Table Top Spray Booths
    • Portable Room Air Purifiers
    • Bench-Top and Wall-Mount Fume Extractors
    • Ceiling-Mount Ambient Air Cleaners
    • Extraction Arms
    • Exhaust Blowers
    • Cabinet Ventilators
    • Downdraft Tables
    • Dust Collectors
    • Hoods and Enclosures
    • Air Filter Media
    • Salon Pure Air
    • Ductwork Fittings & Flexible Hose
    • After Market Replacement Dust Collector Filters
    • Filter Replacement Program
    • Inventory Overstock Sale
    • Air Purifiers – Home & Office
  • Industries
  • About Us
    • Company History
    • Client List
    • Case Studies
  • Technical
    • FAQ
    • Technical Specifications
    • Complete Filters Selection Guide
  • Media
    • News
    • Product Videos
    • Infographics
  • Contact Us
  • Warranty

Regulation

Home > Regulation

    Mold Causes Significant Indoor Air Quality Problems in Libraries

    Mold in libraries is no small matter; just ask the staff of the Carnegie Library in our nation’s capital. In order to protect patrons and employees from potential harm due to mold-related IAQ problems, the Washington, DC building was closed for nearly four months beginning in September of last year while indoor air quality and mold remediation efforts were underway.

    Read More

    Combustible Dust Hazards, Unseen Explosive Threats

    Triggers for workplace explosions fall into two categories: fumes and dust. While fumes can often be detected by smell, dust is much more insidious. Dust particles can hide in workshop and factory nooks and crannies and can ignite with only the smallest of sparks.

    Read More

    The Occupational Risk: Toxic Benzene Chemical Exposure

    Back in 1903, German coffee merchant, Ludwig Roselius, invented the first commercially effective decaffeination method. The “Roselius Process” blended steamed coffee beans with a brine solution then coated the mix in a natural chemical solvent to extract the caffeine. Though successful, the practice was no longer used once the extraction compound was deemed unsafe.

    Read More

    Indoor Air Quality Considerations & Airport Smoking Lounges

    While the number of US airports offering designated smoking areas has declined in the past ten years, many still do exist. A study conducted by the Centers For Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) found that the average air pollution levels directly outside airport smoking lounges were 23 times higher than in smoke-free airports.

    Read More

    The Unseen Occupational Hazard At Shopping Malls

    Walk into most shopping malls and you’ll find a feast for the senses. Soothing music piped in to relax; lighting meant to please. The smells from food court staples like fresh baked cookies and waffle ice cream cones are expected to rouse your appetite while scents drifting from department store cosmetic counters are emitted so as to calm and drive you to buy things. For many people, these efforts prove successful. They browse. They eat and socialize. They shop.

    Read More

    Fume Extraction Complements Respiratory Protection for Workers

    While the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides permissible exposure limits for various airborne toxic chemicals, companies should consider analyzing the exposure rate for individual employees.

    Read More

    Asbestos, Indoor Air Quality, and Occupational Risk

    The September 11th terrorist attacks in 2001 claimed nearly 3,000 lives and wounded more than 6,000 others. The devastation didn’t end there if you add the number of people who will die from asbestos-related disease resulting from the rescue, recovery, and cleanup efforts in New York City in the weeks that followed. Because asbestos was Read More

    Read More

    Hazardous Air Pollutants Have Tire Manufacturers Slamming On The Breaks

    Air pollutants may prove hazardous to rubber industry workers. We Americans like our cars. Our country ranked #3 on a list of countries with the highest car ownership per capita – nearly 800 cars per 1,000 people. At four tires (or more) per vehicle, that’s a lot of tires. In fact, market data compiled by Read More

    Read More

    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.

    Read More

    Occupational Risk For Shoe Repairers

    Those who remember the children’s story, The Elves And The Shoemaker, likely envision the protagonist hunched over his cobbler’s bench, surrounded by tools as he stitched together leather pieces and resoled a pair of boots. Nowhere in the picture books were plumes of dust depicted. Neither the shoemaker nor the elves that made and fixed the shoes were shown coughing from toxic fumes or wincing from the sting of dirty air. And yet, back then, it was most certainly the reality of the trade.

    Read More

← Older posts

Categories

  • Air Impurities
  • Air Quality
  • Art Conservation
  • Bench Top & Wall-Mount Fume Extractors
  • Dental Clean Air
  • Downdraft Tables
  • Dust Collectors
  • Electronic Enclosure & Cabinet Ventilators
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Exhaust Blowers
  • Exhaust Systems
  • Exhaust Systems vs Filtration
  • Extraction Arms
  • Filter Options
  • Filtering Options
  • Filters
  • Filtration
  • Fume Extraction
  • Infographics
  • Laboratory
  • Manufacturing
  • Mobile Air Scrubbers
  • Mobile Fume Extraction
  • Mobile Fume Extraction Systems
  • Museums
  • Oil Mist Collectors
  • Optimization
  • Portable Room Air Purifiers
  • Portable Systems
  • Regulation
  • Salon Pure Air
  • Small Businesses
  • Testimonials
  • Ultra Clean Air Hospital And Clinic
  • Ultra Clean Air Negative Air
  • Ultra Clean Air School, Office, Senior Facility & Gym
  • Ventilation
  • Videos
  • Worker Protection

Air Purification News

  • Claims for using UV in Air filtering units to fight Covid-19 dismissed by scienceShould My Air Filtering Unit Include UV?
    May 23, 2022
  • Indoor Air Quality Challenges In Dental Offices 3Indoor Air Quality Challenges In Dental Offices
    May 16, 2022
  • Equipping Every Workplace With Air Filtration Solutions 4Equipping Every Workplace With Air Filtration Solutions
    May 9, 2022

Distributors

Air Impurities Works with several
reputable distributors.








View Distributors >

Certifications



© 2021 Air Impurities Removal Systems All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy
Extract-All is a registered trademark of Air Impurities Removal Systems, Inc. Wauwatosa, WI

  • Products
    • Air Purifiers – Home & Office
    • Dental Clean Air
    • Ultra Clean Air Hospital and Clinic
    • Ultra Clean Air School, Office, Senior Facility & Gym
    • Mobile Air Scrubbers
    • Ultra Clean Air Negative Air
    • Mobile Fume Extractors
    • Oil Mist Collectors
    • Table Top Spray Booths
    • Portable Room Air Purifiers
    • Bench-Top and Wall-Mount Fume Extractors
    • Ceiling-Mount Ambient Air Cleaners
    • Extraction Arms
    • Exhaust Blowers
    • Cabinet Ventilators
    • Downdraft Tables
    • Dust Collectors
    • Hoods and Enclosures
    • Air Filter Media
    • Salon Pure Air
    • Ductwork Fittings & Flexible Hose
    • After Market Replacement Dust Collector Filters
    • Filter Replacement Program
    • Inventory Overstock Sale
    • Air Purifiers – Home & Office
  • Industries
  • About Us
    • Company History
    • Client List
    • Case Studies
  • Technical
    • FAQ
    • Technical Specifications
    • Complete Filters Selection Guide
  • Media
    • News
    • Product Videos
    • Infographics
  • Contact Us
  • Warranty
  • My Account
  • Check Out

Cart

  • No products in the cart.
[si-contact-form form='6']