Pollution control equipment removes and eliminates a wide variety of pollutants, known as volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), including sulfuric fumes, gases, odors and vapors from the atmosphere. VOCs and HAPs cause serious environmental and biological damage resulting in smog, acid rain, carbon emissions and global warming, but they are reduced or eliminated by air pollution control equipment.
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Adwest Technologies, Inc.Anaheim, CA 714-632-9801 RETOX RTO systems from Adwest Technologies are available custom designed with special metallurgy for acid gas and corrosive process applications. Adwest has extensive experience with acid gas scrubber systems and prefiltration if your process parameters require these components, and also carries other pollution control equipment. Their business strives to provide their customers with the best.
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.Milwaukee, WI 414-365-6400 With an emphasis on engineering and problem solving, our goal at Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. is to provide solutions today that help our customers remain profitable tomorrow with our pollution control equipment and related products. We design, manufacturer, service and install oxidizing and heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries. Call us today!
Air-Clear LLCElkton, MD 443-245-3400 When Air-Clear LLC was founded our goal was to offer our customers the best solutions possible for their air quality needs, & over the years, this goal has served us well. We pride ourselves in building the highest quality & cost-effective systems, each designed to meet each of our customer's specific project objectives. With our pollution control equipment you can't go wrong!
Pollution SystemsHouston, TX 888-535-7310 Pollution Systems is an experienced leader in the design, manufacturing, installation and service of high quality emission control equipment. Pollution Systems specializes in pollution control equipment, catalytic oxidizers and industrial ductwork and all the start-up and maintenance work related to these systems. We also lease portable equipment for emergency situations or long term use.
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APC Technologies, Inc.Pittsburgh, PA 877-464-2728 With over 100 years of combined experience, at APC Technologies, Inc. we offer proven, highly efficient and low-cost systems to a wide variety of industries. Our complete dedication to customer satisfaction and a comprehensive list of pollution control equipment and related products offered have made us a leader in the air emissions control industry. Contact us today to see how we can help!
Bisco Enterprise, Inc.Addison, IL 800-878-7309 Bisco Enterprise, Inc. is a Midwestern Distributor of Dust Collectors and Air Cleaning and Purifying Equipment like pollution control equipment. In addition we offer Turn-Key Systems for welding smoke, machine mist and smoke, central and portable wood dust collection. Our factory trained service team is there for our customer`s satisfaction before and after purchase. Call today!
Air Cleaning Technology, Inc.Santa Ana, CA 800-640-9008 Air Cleaning Technology designs, supplies, installs and maintains your air cleaning, pollution control equipment & dust collector systems to meet your air pollution control system and air cleaning needs. We utilize multiple types of industrial air cleaning equipment to solve your air quality concerns with the perfect piece of equipment for your specifications and environment. Call us today!
Ultra-Flow Inc.Waterloo, ON 800-267-5585 With 37+ years experience in dust collection and air pollution equipment design, including products like pollution control equipment, as well as applications engineering and troubleshooting has made Ultra-Flow Inc. an expert in the industry of pollution control products. Our technical staff has over 115 years of accumulated industry experience, which means our customers always leave happy.
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Airborne pollutants pose serious health risks ranging from mild irritation to severe allergic reaction, and would be much more rampant without pollution control equipment. To combat all types of harm done by high emissions several regulatory agencies such as the EPA encourage and require the use of air pollution control equipment and monitors to ensure levels are maintained at a health level. Though such restrictions are not limited to industry, manufacturing processes often result in the emission of harmful byproducts such as hydrocarbons, solvent fumes and halogenated and hazardous air pollutants that should not be released into the atmosphere or encountered by the general population. Pollution control equipment is used in varying degrees in commercial and domestic settings as well as automotive, medical, printing, biological research and many other industries. As different processes and situations produce differing toxins, odors and other airborne particulates, different types of pollution control are needed to maintain the proper cleansing of an air stream.
The type and amount of pollution produced or present in a given environment should be considered when choosing the proper apparatus. Pollution control equipment, also referred to as emission control systems, generally involve particulate and contaminate removal through filtration, absorption, extraction or a combination of the three. Wet scrubbers, air scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators and mist collectors are common industrial tools which utilize multiple pollution control techniques. Oxidizers, however, employ a more singular technique by heating process air to the point at which contaminants break down. Air filtration systems are often used alone, but may also serve as pre-filters or post-filters to all other processes in order to optimize efficiency. Efficiency is one of the most important factors to consider when selecting large or small equipment for the reduction of air pollution. Heat recovery systems may be employed in those systems that use heat in order to increase efficiency and reduce the operating cost by recuperating much of the heat energy produced during use. The ability to remove contaminants with a high success rate is integral to meeting federal, state and local laws regarding emissions from factories to automobiles and all things in between. Though eliminating air pollution at the source is integral to achieving clean air standards, pollution control equipment is also needed to control and remove contaminants that have already been released into the environment.