Law Enforcement | Police Department | Evidence Room | Dust | Airborne Particulates | Biohazard Substance | Chemical Odors Gases Fumes | Air Filtration System – Air Cleaner

Here’s what one happy, satisfied client wrote us:

Lito,
I have been out of the office for 4 days returning to work today and what a difference.. It has taken odors and dust particles out of my property room. You have a great machine and I would recommend it to anyone.. It did the trick.
Thanks again,
CM – OPD

Designed to handle high concentrations of chemicals, gases, odors, particles and biological

contaminants such as bacteria, viruses and mold spores, the BP PRO Series air purifiers delivers superior air quality for forensic labs and evidence processing and storage facilities that require effective air filtration.

Powered by a proven multi-stage filtration system, the BP Series air  purifiers are engineered to minimize the health risks associated with poor indoor air quality.

The BP Series units are available in standalone or HVAC add-on configurations and can be fitted with a wide range of flexible or articulated arms and ducting accessories for virtually any  application that requires removal of hazardous contaminants directly at the source.

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Construction Mold Remediation Fire Water Damage Restoration Renovation Dust Odor Removal and Diverse Applications

Ceiling Mount – Free Hanging – Suspended, Wall Mount, Floor Unit With Wheels

Construction, Renovation, Dust, Odor, Chemical Fumes Removal Capabilities

BreathEasy PRO Series – Commercial Industrial Grade Air Filtration System with Fine Dust to Heavy Chemical Odor Removal Capabilities

Velocity Series – Large High Volume Brushless 300 CFM | 400 CFM | 600 CFM

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Laser Marking | Laser Engraving | Laser Cutting Fume Extractors – Brushed and Brushless

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BRUSHED AND BRUSHLESS MOTORS?

Brushless blower motors have a higher capacity to move air than brushed motors however do so with less static pressure.  Static pressure can be thought of as suction and is measured  in inches of water column (wc.).  Thus a low suction unit will pull water perhaps 2 inches up a pipe and no more and thus would have a static pressure of 2″wc.  High power brushless motors have a maximum measurement of 44″wc.  This makes them ideal for applications with VOCs, odors and light loads of dust.  Brushed motors on the other hand are measured at 90″wc and are ideally suited to conveying heavier smoke, heavier dust and any type of ‘sticky’ fume.  Not only do the brushed motors have more static pressure but the filters tend to last longer as the motor can continue to ‘suck’ air through dirty filters that might otherwise reduce the airflow and require changing in a brushless unit.  Brushed units are typically less expensive than the brushless units however they do require that the brushes be changed every 500-700 hours.  This is a simple procedure that takes approximately 2 minutes and the only tool required is a screwdriver.   Demonstration videos are provided for each of our products indicating how to perform this simple procedure.  Since there are many advantages to both types of blower motors many of our units are available with either type as an option.  If you have any questions or concerns about which type of blower motor is best suited for your application please call us at 1-800-626-0664 in North America or +1 514-421-0658 internationally to discuss it with one of our experts.

Brushless blower motors:

Pros

• The most powerful at moving air, up to 300 CFM
• Require no maintenance

Cons

• Maximum static pressure 44″ wc
• Expensive
• Filters require more frequent changes with heavier types of dust.

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