Air Scrubbers
Air scrubbers cleanse industrial exhaust, smoke, gas, odors, volatile organic compounds (VOC) plus other noxious emissions and particulates via an assortment of air filtration methods. An air scrubber, by definition, is an industrial air pollution control device that is usually installed on chimneys of large furnaces, but may also be used on any number of other air exhaust systems. Air scrubbers are one of the primary devices that can help control gaseous emissions. As there are many different types and specifications available, air scrubber manufacturers can help recommend the appropriate air scrubber for a particular application.
Useful for removing contaminated air and hazardous air pollutants, air scrubbers come in a variety of offerings. Among the range of air scrubbers are wet collection systems, dry collection systems, ionizing wet scrubbers, acid-gas air scrubbers, wet dust collectors and portable air scrubbers.