After careful review of several different manufacture’s solutions, A Northern New Jersey Vocational School selected Air Purifiers Inc. to design and install a new welding fume removal system.
April 15, 2023 Read more
Fume Removal
Volvo selected Air Purifiers Inc. and NORFI vehicle exhaust removal equipment for their new state of the art training facility.
April 15, 2023 Read more
The Harrison Fire Department selected the Nederman Magnatrack HS for removing harmful diesel fumes in their new Firehouse.
April 14, 2023 Read more
(44) High Temperature Vehicle Exhaust Removal Systems, including 40′ of custom Highly flexible 1000-degree hose. The Nozzle was designed to adapt to any vehicle with a tailpipe diameter of 1″ – 8″. Included Nozzle has a 360-degree swivel and debris screen.
January 24, 2023 Read more
Air Purifiers was contracted by on of the biggest Laser Engravers in the northeast to outfit their facility with fume and dust collection systems for 40 engravers. The systems include (7) Micro Air MX 6000 air cleaners with 3 stage filtration including odor control.
January 24, 2023 Read more
New welding School Contacted API for a complete dust collection system for their blacksmith shop. System is used by students and professional welders; customer is very happy with the ease of movement and high airflow of the Nederman Nex MD extractor.
December 23, 2022 Read more
The Army base at Fort Dix, New Jersey was looking for fume/smoke collection equipment for their new welding school on the base and contacted the local Micro Air distributor. The Army Major in charge of the project had some pretty tough criteria that the chosen supplier had to meet including design, fabrication and complete installation of 12 welding stations prior to a 3-Star General’s visit in exactly 4 weeks. Micro Air proposed utilizing a combination downdraft table and source capture arm approach due to the large variety in component sizes…
April 16, 2021 Read more
Coffee production is the industrial process of converting the raw coffee plant into the finished coffee we enjoy each day. This process that keeps most of us going every morning generally consists of sorting, cleaning, roasting, cooling, and packaging. After the beans are sorted and cleaned, they are placed into a customized roaster, which brings the internal temperature of the beans up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Roasting beans is all about forcing the polysaccharides to the surface of the bean. As these sugars caramelize, the color changes from green to brown. From there, the beans are poured onto a cooling try where they are kept in motion while air is sucked through the perforated metal grate, chilling down the beans.
May 15, 2020 Read more