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Category: Health and Safety

Allergies

Improve General Health

Affecting up to 40 percent of people worldwide, allergic rhinitis is a condition where the sufferer experiences an allergic reaction to an otherwise harmless substance called an allergen.

COVID-19 and Virus Control

Limit Viral Transmission

In 2019, the world was confronted with a new strain of coronavirus. Identified as SARS-CoV-2, this new virus has caused a pandemic of respiratory illness across the planet.

Debris and Dust

Capture Solid Particulate Matter

Common applications such as grinding, milling, sanding and deburring generate dust and debris that can often wreak havoc on vital organs such as the lungs, kidneys and skin.

Fumes and Smoke

Reduce Occupational Illness

Applications such as soldering, welding and laser etching create occupational fumes and smoke that can have a devastating impact on worker health and quality of life.

Respiratory Disease

Protect Your Lungs

Respiratory diseases attack the airways or other structures of the lungs. Two types of respiratory diseases exist, infections caused by viruses and bacteria and the flu or chronic ailments.

Wildfire Smoke and Air Quality

Protect Your Home & Health

Wildfire smoke contains a number of harmful components including gasses such as nitrogen oxides, ozone and carbon monoxide as well as fine particulate matter (PM2.5).