For over 40 years, Air Cleaning Specialists, Inc. has been at the forefront of providing air quality solutions for industrial and commercial applications. Since we began in 1979, we've grown from selling and servicing Smokeeters for tobacco applications to becoming a global leader in air quality solutions.
Our commitment to excellence has helped businesses worldwide establish safe and compliant clean air work environments.
At ACS, we equip businesses of all sizes across diverse industries with an extensive line of products, including air filtration systems, welding fume extractors, vehicle exhaust removal systems, air and dust collector filters, and more. Our dedication to exceptional customer service means we provide continuous support from initial consultation through installation and maintenance.
The outdoors often comes to mind when we think about air pollution, but the air inside our buildings can be more problematic than we realize. Many of us are unaware of the hidden dangers found in our indoor air, which can impact our health, how well we work, and our general quality of life. This is especially concerning given how much time we spend indoors.
Industrial processes and machinery, inadequate ventilation, poor airflow, fluctuating humidity, and temperature levels play a role. Additionally, construction dust, mold growth, and the use of pesticides and cleaning supplies contribute to the problem. These elements combine to create a potentially harmful mixture of pollutants we inhale daily, often without realizing it.
Poor air quality can affect our health in both immediate and long-term ways. In the short term, people may experience headaches, dizziness, and irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat, and long-term risks are even more concerning.
Prolonged exposure to poor air quality can lead to serious health conditions such as asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, nervous system effects, kidney damage, and even increased cancer risk. The severity of these health risks highlights how important maintaining good air quality in our workplaces is.
Beyond health concerns, bad air quality can impact businesses in several ways. An increase in absenteeism is generally common because employees who are exposed to poor air quality are more likely to get sick which results in higher missed days. Even when present, workers may experience reduced concentration and lower productivity due to poor air quality.
In manufacturing environments, air pollutants can interfere with sensitive processes, potentially affecting product quality. Moreover, poor air quality could put employers at legal and regulatory risk, as they must provide a safe workplace free from known hazards.
Managing indoor air quality issues requires a comprehensive approach as there are a range of solutions tailored to specific application demands. Air filtration systems can capture and filter many pollutants, creating a healthier circular airflow pattern.
For metalworking environments, welding booths offer localized protection by containing and filtering welding fumes at the source. Downdraft tables are excellent for capturing dust, fumes, and other particles from various industrial processes.
Proper air management extends beyond filtration; commercial and industrial ducting solutions ensure efficient air movement throughout facilities, while vehicle exhaust systems remove harmful emissions in automotive workshops or facilities with indoor vehicles. High-quality blowers and fans help maintain proper air circulation, an essential component of any air quality management system.
For more targeted solutions, flexible exhaust hoses and versatile fume arms offer precise fume extraction for processes that generate localized air contaminants, such as vehicle exhaust or welding. Investing in improved air quality is not just about compliance or risk avoidance — it's a smart business decision.
Improved air quality leads to a healthier, more satisfied, and productive staff, and lower maintenance and energy costs. By implementing an air quality improvement solution, tailored to specific workplace needs, businesses can significantly improve their indoor air quality and create a safer, more productive environment for their employees. The first step to improving the air quality in your workplace is to understand the current situation and what is causing the issues.
Prioritizing air quality is an essential step towards a healthier, more efficient workplace. By addressing this often overlooked aspect of work environments, businesses can make a substantial positive impact on their operations and their staff. This investment can lead to significant benefits for both the team well-being and the company's bottom line.
Challenge:
Smith Production LLC, was facing significant air quality issues in their 5600 sq. ft. workspace. With five CNC machines running continuously for 10-12 hours a day, cutting hot and cold rolled steel, along with daily welding and painting applications, the shop was filled with machining fume, smoke, and particulate.
Solution:
We provided Smith Production with four Blue Ox OX3500C industrial air cleaners with silencers. These units were strategically installed above the shop floor, positioned to effectively collect fumes, smoke, and particulate from all the machines in operation. After the installation of the OX3500C industrial air cleaners, particulate in the air was drastically reduced, leading to a safer, more comfortable working environment.
At Air Cleaning Specialists, Inc., we understand that improving workplace air quality is not just about health and safety — it's a decision that can lead to increased production rates and employee morale. Here's how we can assist you:
Customized Solutions: Based on the assessment, we provide tailored recommendations and solutions that address your specific air quality challenges.
Wide Range of Products: Our extensive product line covers all aspects of air quality management, from filtration systems to exhaust removal.
Ongoing Support: Our commitment to our clients extends long after the initial installation, with continuous support and guidance.
Regulatory Compliance: We help you meet state, regional, and local regulations, ensuring your workplace is not only safe but also compliant.
Cost-Effective Improvements: Our solutions are designed to improve air quality while also helping to lower utility bills and reduce employee sick days.
By partnering with ACS, Inc., you're not just improving air quality—you're investing in a healthier, more productive workplace. Let us help you take the essential step towards creating a cleaner, safer, and more efficient work environment. Contact us today to start your journey towards better air quality.
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