Reduce Noise Exposure with Super Air Nozzles
News from the CDC that those of us involved with industrial safety are paying close attention to is the release of their NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) division’s Hazard...
View ArticleEXAIR Super Air Amplifiers: Saving Air, Saving Lives
I have recently had the pleasure of working with a customer developing a method of delivering air to trapped miners during a multi-man mine rescue mission. The federal government mandates that in...
View ArticleKnow What to Look For – Are Your Compressed Air Guns OSHA Safe?
One of the easiest ways to find out if your compressed air guns are safe for operation is by looking at the nozzle. First, take your current compressed air gun and disconnect it from the… More
View ArticleVideo Blog: EXAIR’s Efficiency Lab
If you’d like to know how efficient (or not,) quiet (or not,) and effective (or not) your current compressed air devices are, the EXAIR Efficiency Lab can help. For more details, we hope you’ll enjoy…...
View ArticleMinimize Exposure to Hazards Using the Hierarchy of Controls
The CDC (Center for Disease Control) published a useful guide called “Hierarchy of Controls” that details (5) different types of control methods for exposure to occupational hazards while showing the...
View ArticleEXAIR Standard Air Knife Keeps Bottles Free From Contaminants
Recently I worked with a customer on an application to remove contaminants from the inside of glass bottles. During production, dust from the ambient environment was collecting inside of the bottles....
View ArticleOSHA Safety Standards for Compressed Air
Safety should always be a serious concern within industrial environments. Walk through any production facility and you should see all kinds of steps taken to give a safe workplace to the operators,...
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EXAIR and the Hierarchy of Controls
The CDC (Center for Disease Control) published a useful guide called “Hierarchy of Controls” that details (5) different types of control methods for exposure to occupational hazards while showing the...
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Two Important Safety Factors When Choosing Air Nozzles
At EXAIR, we have a statement, “Safety is everyone’s responsibility”. And we also manufacture safe compressed air products. In the United States, we have an organization called Occupational Safety...
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NIOSH Hierarchy of Controls
Last year I hosted a Webinar about the NIOSH Hierarchy of Controls and compressed air safety! You can watch that here on our website! The hierarchy of controls is a strategy that originates from NIOSH...
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Mufflers to Protect Manufacturing Workers Hearing
Mufflers Many manufacturing plants have a strong focus on safety for their workers. One major safety concern that is overlooked is noise. OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has a...
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Cold Gun Aircoolant Systems Eliminate Mist & Breathing Problems In Machine Shops
Some machine tool operations require flood coolant. Not only does the liquid remove heat of friction from the tool and the work piece, it also provides lubrication that the cutting of some materials...
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What’s So Great About Compressed Air?
Compressed air is commonly known as “the fourth utility” – along with electricity, water, and gas – due to its ubiquitous use in modern industry. But…why? If you compare the power required to make it,...
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Reducing the Noise with EXAIR Mufflers
Hearing loss is the best known, but not the only, ill effect of harmful noise exposure. It can also cause physical and psychological stress, impair concentration, and contribute to workplace accidents...
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How Does EXAIR Fit Into the NIOSH Hierarchy of Controls?
The Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970 established the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, also known as NIOSH. This organization was founded with the goal of researching...
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Industrial Safety: Compressed Air
We have a statement that says, “Safety is everyone’s responsibility.” EXAIR builds its name around this by manufacturing safe and protective compressed air products. In the United States, we have an...
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