A few ideas about keeping workplace air clean and healthy

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Technology moves manufacturing capabilities out of the factory. • 3D printing in offices • laser cutters everywhere they’re needed • desktop injection molding machines for

extreme product customization Provide respiratory protection, no matter where production is taking place

Depending upon the target material, inhalable lasers fumes may contain:

• polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons • hydrogen cyanide • benzene • heavy metals • formaldehyde and • synthetic fibers

Accumulated smoke, resin,

laser’s power and cutting quality.

other contaminants, reduce

Depending upon temp, heated polymer fumes may contain:

• volatile fatty acids • formaldehyde • acrolein • carbon monoxide • carbon dioxide • smoke • hydrocarbons

Small enough to produce fumes anywhere you place them

24” x 10” x 10”

4” x 12” x 4”

Even familiar HEPA filters must be engineered for top performance • Nonwoven fibers of varied

diameters • Number of pleats • Depth of pleats • Area of filter air inlet • Match filter qualities to airflow

controller

Particle-laden air pulled into filter air inlet by airflow controller

Area of filter air inlet

Pleats

Depth of pleats

Clean air

On a wall. On wheels – roll it where you need it.

On a bench.

3D printer 3D printer

Swap injection molding devices

in/out of hood

HEPA and carbon filters for particle

and odor control

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