Negative air machines remove contaminants from the air in an enclosed space and prevent the contaminants from escaping into other parts of the building. They create a negative air pressure vacuum that draws air through a filter to remove smoke, fumes, dirt, fungus, mold, dust, microbes, and other particles. They can be used as air scrubbers to filter and recirculate air within a space, or they can be attached to ductwork to exhaust contaminated air out of a building.

To create a negative pressure environment, there has to be more air leaving the room than the amount that enters, and the Negative Air Unit must be inside the containment with ductwork to exhaust the filtered air.

You may need a negative air machine for room isolation because of contagious viruses, dust control in construction in conjunction with an anteroom, mobile containment unit, or removal of smoke, odors, gases, fumes, mold, fungus, and microbes.

You may need a negative air machine for room isolation because of contagious viruses, dust control in construction in conjunction with an anteroom, mobile containment unit, or removal of smoke, odors, gases, fumes, mold, fungus, and microbes.

Common Environments where & Situations where Negative Air Machines and Air Scrubbers are used:

• Fire Restoration
• Water Restoration
• Construction Sites
• Environmental Remediation
• Asbestos Abatement
• Mold Abatement
• Disaster Remediation Projects
• Retail Industries
• Commercial Buildings
• Healthcare Facilities
• Building Remediation
• Bio-Hazard Removal
• Crime Scene Clean Up