Capture and contain
The solvent is captured as close as possible to its emission, before it spreads through the workshop and exposes operators.
- Extraction booths
- Hoods and capture at the workstation
- Enclosure of application areas
04 / GASES & VOCs
Solvents, process vapours, vehicle and machinery exhaust gases: we capture these pollutants at the source, extract them and, where needed, treat the air before discharge.
The solvent captured before it spreads
Chosen according to the product and concentrations
Defined with your risk assessment
From the workstation to the discharge point
THE POLLUTANTS
VOCs and gases can't be seen like dust: they spread quickly, build up and expose the whole workshop. Controlling them starts at the point of emission.
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Vapours released during application, mixing, drying or cleaning of tools and parts.
Emissions from tanks, reactors, treatment baths and laboratory workstations.
Engines running in maintenance, inspection or preparation workshops.
OUR SOLUTIONS
Three levers, combined according to the product, the workstation and your site's discharge requirements.
The solvent is captured as close as possible to its emission, before it spreads through the workshop and exposes operators.
Gases are extracted directly at the tailpipe, then discharged outside the building without polluting the work area.
Depending on the product and concentrations, the extracted air is treated before discharge, for example with a wet process.
OUR METHOD
For solvent vapours, effectiveness depends on capture at the workstation, any enclosure and the treatment chosen.
Safety data sheets, concentrations, temperatures and emission times.
Booth, hood or capture device: the system is chosen according to the workstation and the task.
Direct discharge or air treatment, depending on the product and discharge requirements.
Network, fan and, if needed, ATEX version based on the risk assessment.
INDUSTRIES EQUIPPED
Inks and paints
Pharmaceuticals
Cosmetics
Crop protectionAlso Chemicals · Laboratories · Automotive · Machinery maintenance
CAPTAIR & DIMAVENT / ENGINEERING OFFICE
Type of solvents, workstations concerned, volumes and discharge constraints: send us these details, and if possible the safety data sheets, to start the study.