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BuildClean “scrubber” designed to control jobsite dust

March 2, 2015

BuildClean is an air scrubber-like accessory designed to minimize dust migration and contain dust. Ideal during the demolition or reconstruction process, it works by drawing in air and passing this air through a series of filters before recirculating it back out into the area. Designed to work specifically with dust, BuildClean is able to exchange the air in a 6,000 cubic foot room up to 6 times an hour. Additional features include a 360-degree design to pick up dust from all areas of the room and dual functionality to run in negative pressure mode.

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