Air and Aerosol Sampling Pumps for Workplaces

Contaminants (especially dust) in the workplace have adverse effects on employee health. For example, particular rates are important pollutants that can appear in the form of mist, smoke, or dust. To maintain the health of employees and prevent epidemics in the workplace and ensure occupational safety, it is important to measure and manage workplace air and especially the particular rates.

To perform workplace air management, it is necessary to sample the ambient air. The sampling process requires a collector to collect the material. In addition, this process requires a sampling pump that establishes a directional flow of gas.

In the process of sampling, the gas enters the collector and then is directed to a protector and a sampling pump.

Two types of sampling pumps are designed to collect gas or aerosol samples such as organic, metallic, and inorganic toxicants from the air:

A) Air sampling pump

B) Aerosol sampling pump