AirClean Systems’ popular PowderSafe™ Type A balance enclosures has been expanded to include the AC705, a 24”-wide model.

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Ideal for areas with restricted bench space, AirClean Systems’ ductless balance enclosure lineup has been further expanded to provide a smaller, 24” width PowderSafe Type A enclosure. Based on AirClean Systems’ proven PowderSafe Type A design, the new AC705 provides operator protection from exposure to harmful powders and particulate, without disturbing balance readings.

Each PowderSafe AC705 balance enclosure features an electrostatically-charged pre-filter and HEPA filtration for fine particulate capture. A mini-helic air flow gauge and HEPA filter change indicator light and integral polypropylene base are also standard.

PowderSafe Type A ductless balance enclosures are manufactured in the USA and are shipped fully assembled. The installed HEPA filtration on each enclosure is leak-tested prior to shipment, making it ready for use upon arrival without on-site certification.

Find more product information at http://www.aircleansystems.com/app_powdersafe-typea.htm

AirClean® Systems
Contact: Brandon Howell
3248 Lake Woodard Drive
Raleigh, NC 27604 USA
Phone:(919) 255-3220 
Toll Free: (800) 849-0472 
Fax: (919) 255-6120  
Email: [email protected]
http://www.aircleansystems.com/

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