industrial air cleaning systems

Over the years, there has been an increasing interest in ergonomics and employee comfort. This push can be seen throughout almost all industries, as office workers adopt standing desks, assembly line workers have padded standing areas and industrial companies embrace safety culture and administrative controls.   These efforts are fantastic for workers, but what is surprising about this transition is

Designing, engineering and building new commercial or industrial facilities is a lengthy process. Several professionals must weigh in on the design to ensure their professional standards are met and upheld. Additionally, the company commissioning the work must ensure that the facility will meet the needs of their business and that the work flows on an established schedule.   Plus, every

The technology behind UVC bulbs is incredibly versatile, as it allows a different form of air purification than conventional systems. Simply put, rather than capturing airborne contaminants in a fine mesh, Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI) disrupts DNA sequences and eradicates living cells. Thankfully, containing this powerful technology is relatively easy, making it a great choice for indoor spaces both big

Although the method for air sanitization plays an essential role in the effectiveness of the equipment, there is another factor that comes into play, namely, CFM. The rate of airflow, measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM), is critical to the process of air purification because it dictates how much air the unit can clean.   Put simply, if you

One of the critical factors in achieving maximum pathogen destruction is the intensity of the UVC light. Air Sniper equipment uses intensity to achieve consistent and measurable results for all of your air sanitation needs. Below we look at why intensity is important for removing harmful pathogens as well as the right amount required to achieve destruction.   Why is