Why worry about clean air. Why Worry About Clean Air Facilities managers, usually focused on production issues, assume if the air doesn't look dirty, it's not a big problem. However, air inside most manufacturing and fabrication plants is filled with contaminants like smoke, dust, oil mist and fumes. Left unchecked, minute particles can cause damage to servomotors, CNC drives and the sensitive electronic controls of capital equipment. Reduce Equipment Maintenance Proper air filtration systems are increasingly important to keep plant equipment running properly.
Dirty air can greatly reduce running time and needlessly add to maintenance costs.
Keeping the air clean helps improve employee morale and reduces absenteeism, positively impacting overall productivity. Decrease Health Risks Keeping a lid on employee insurance costs means the health hazards of air pollution must be minimized. Workers' concerns over in-plant air quality, the potential for lawsuits over health issues, plus regulatory agency requirements suggest paying close attention to airborne contaminants. Know Your Application Before Choosing Finding the right air filtering system requires balancing many factors with no single type of filter system best for all applications. Selection must be based on the type and quantity of contaminants in the air.