2014 Full Line Laboratory Safety Solution Catalog from AirClean® Systems are Now Available

March 12, 2014-CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA – For more than 20 Years AirClean® Systems has manufactured ductless fume hoods, traditional exhaust hoods and laminar flow clean benches with industry leading microprocessor controls and advanced filtration technology.

The 2014 catalog is available introducing new and updated photos, specs and overviews on our full range of products to protect the operator, the process or both.

Founded in 1992, AirClean® Systems is the largest North American manufacturer of ductless hoods, workstations and enclosures. We continue to develop and produce a complete range of solutions for protecting the operator or process from toxic vapors, fumes, gases and particulate. Our ductless fume hoods are a true “green product”, using much less energy and natural resources than traditional exhaust fume hoods. AirClean® Systems utilizes years of laboratory application data and experience to ensure the proper safety solution is in place.

Copies of the AirClean® Systems 2014 catalog can be requested here: http://www.aircleansystems.com/forms/request-catalog.htm

AirClean® Systems
Contact: Hayden Marshburn
2179 East Lyon Station Road
Creedmoor, NC 27522
Phone: (919) 255-3220
Toll Free: (800) 849-0472
Fax: (919) 528-0015
Email: [email protected]

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