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MistBuster® Training Video
October 25th, 2019 | Posted in Air Cleaners
The following video goes over the ins and outs of a MistBuster®, maintenance, and general troubleshooting. Video Transcript Hello this is Paul Stanton with Air Quality Engineering. I’m going to be going over the ins and outs of a MistBuster and basic troubleshooting. So first off let’s kind of go through the anatomy of MistBuster 850. You’ve got the front access panel, you have indicator lights here to show you the status of the power…
Continue Reading »MistBuster® Accessories
October 18th, 2019 | Posted in Air Cleaners
The MistBuster® Series offers many solutions for the metalworking industry. Our industrial air cleaning systems capture harmful airborne machining application contaminants by using electrostatic precipitation and media filtration technologies. Machine shops, plants, and other facilities vary in size and available space for an air filtration system. That’s why we’ve designed several different mounting and ducting accessories for the MistBuster® product line. Read on to see the possibilities. Mounting Each mounting solution we provide offers unique…
Continue Reading »Air Quality Engineering Position Now Available
September 20th, 2019 | Posted in Careers
Are you looking for career opportunities? Good news—we’re hiring! Learn about our company and the job positions now available at Air Quality Engineering. Why Join the Air Quality Engineering Team? We’re one of the largest suppliers of air purifiers and cleaners in the United States, but that doesn’t stop us from delivering personalized service to every customer. We go the extra mile to provide honest answers, practical products, and custom-tailored solutions, aspiring to operational excellence…
Continue Reading »Review Of Summer 2019 At Air Quality Engineering
August 30th, 2019 | Posted in General
We’ve had an eventful summer filled with delicious food and countless laughs. This year, we celebrated work anniversaries, a retirement, and Industrial Safety Month. We’ve outlined them all in our summer recap. 40 Year Anniversary At Air Quality Engineering, we recognize our employees’ hard work and dedication. Sandy Johnson, who works in our Industrial Wiring Department, has been with us for 40 years. We celebrated her service with refreshments, and our owner, Heidi Oas, attended…
Continue Reading »New & Improved Commercial Kitchen Exhaust Purification Systems
June 11th, 2019 | Posted in Air Cleaners
Air Quality Engineering, Inc. is excited to announce the release of our new and improved commercial kitchen exhaust purification systems. Chief among the many improvements is the addition of a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), which is standard on AUTOCLEAN® and available as an option on SMOKEMASTER® F72 models. We have also added an optional Human Machine Interface (HMI). The integration of these controllers has greatly simplified the installation and user experience. Below we will highlight…
Continue Reading »Why Machine-Tool Mist Should Matter
May 10th, 2019 | Posted in Air Cleaners
There are a multitude of CNC machine tools on the market, and all of them have capabilities that would leave many an old-school machinist in total awe. Back in the 1980’s, I worked with some of the most skilled machinists that 3M had on staff. Their work was impeccable, but many parts took days or weeks to produce due to the many manual steps involved, from set-ups, tweaking, re-work, etc. Today’s high-speed CNC machines are…
Continue Reading »New Additions To Our Air Filtration Unit Lines
March 13th, 2019 | Posted in Air Cleaners
MistBuster® and MX-Series Air Quality Engineering, Inc. manufactures a wide variety of products to filter machine-tool mist, smoke, dust and other airborne contaminants associated with machining operations. The MistBuster® product line provides source filtration, and the MX-Series provides centralized filtration. The photo on the left shows a MistBuster® 500, which provides variable airflow up to 500 CFM. On the right is an M466O unit, which provides airflow up to 8,000 CFM. Whether your need is…
Continue Reading »Kitchen Exhaust PCU/Exhaust Scrubber
January 21st, 2019 | Posted in Air Cleaners
Kitchen Exhaust Scrubbers (or Pollution Control Units (PCUs)) are becoming more and more popular as urban areas continue to grow and mixed-use construction becomes increasingly more popular. But just what are these units and how do they work? There are several different technologies on the market for capturing the grease, smoke and odors from commercial kitchen exhaust, but let’s look at the two most popular technologies that are used today. Mechanical Media Filtration Mechanical Media…
Continue Reading »A First-Time IMTS Attendee Describes The Show
November 1st, 2018 | Posted in General
Written by Will Pitts The 2018 edition of the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) was a great show for attendees and for the exhibitors alike. As a first-time visitor, I was awed by the sheer number of attendees and the grand scale of the exhibits. The theme of the IMTS 2018, “Where Dreamers and Doers Connect”, proved to be very apropos, for many new connections made. I was able to meet some of my LinkedIn…
Continue Reading »Positioning Of The Source Capture Hood During Welding
September 11th, 2018 | Posted in Welding
For welding, AQE recommends utilizing a source capture hood as the primary means of capturing smoke, fumes and VOC’s. For many manual welding jobs, the welder will be welding on parts that are positioned or clamped on a table. In addition, there may be a custom fixture in use to assure repeatability. For larger weldments, the welder will be welding directly on a part that is “free-standing”. In either scenario, the positioning of the source…
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