AirHAWK Air Purification Systems, by MagneGrip, allows firefighters to breathe clean air by eliminating airborne contaminants from inside the fire station including:
- Airborne Mold Spores
- Pollen
- Viruses
- Bacteria
- Pet Dander
- Insect Dust
- Tobacco Smoke
- Exhaust Fumes
- Soot
- Chemical Irritants
- Paint Doors
- Pesticides
- Solvents
- Cleaners
- Other Airborne Contaminants
Patented-Filtration Technology
AirHAWK Air Purification Systems meet or exceed all regulatory standards of NFPA, OASH, NIOSH, EPA and ASHRAE. And is assistance to firefighters grant compliant. AirHAWK units go through four stages of filtration.
1. Prefilter: Hazardous exhaust emissions are drawn into the filtration unit by the motor blower assembly. A pleated filter removes particulates and is rated class 2, UL Standard 900.
2. Primary Filter: High-efficiency particulate (HEPA) filter has pleated, micro fiberglass media for high-capacity performance. Thermoplastic separators provide consistent spacing to ensure aerodynamic airflow.
3. Patented Photo-Catalytic Oxidizer (PCO): Containing both ultraviolet lamps and a patented, specially coated grid, PCO helps protect against microbes, mold spores, organic compounds, and viral germs.
4. Gas-Phase Filter: As the air reaches the gas-phase filter, the active carbon filter traps and absorbs volatile organic compounds (VOCs) to remove them from a facility’s breathing area.
The AirHAWK line includes three main products: The AirHAWK 3000, a ceiling mounted unit for the apparatus bay. The AirHAWK 1000, which connects directly to HVAC systems. And the AirHAWK 265, a portable, free-standing unit that includes the same filtration features and protection as the larger ceiling mounted units. The 265 is made for small rooms such as offices, workout areas, and sleeping quarters.
About MagneGrip
MagneGrip is committed to firefighter health and safety with over 40 years of experience in the air cleaning industry. MagneGrip is proudly owned and operated by Midwest Ohioans, and manufactured and assembled in the USA. Let us demonstrate why more fire departments are choosing MagneGrip, visit MagneGrip.com or call 800-875-5440.
