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Advancement in Technology: HEPA Clean Specialty Products Complies with CDC Guidelines for Infection Control and Containment on Medical Related Construction Projects

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CDC guidelines suggest that on any construction related projects all negative air is exhausted to the exterior of a building. This is not always possible, it can be labor intensive and impact energy usage for HVAC. These factors cost time and money. CDC allows for alternative solutions. HEPA Clean Specialty Products has developed an alternative solution.
March 10, 2021

Construction, facilities management and infection control professionals will be enthusiastic to see HEPA Clean Specialty Products has developed a cost effective solution to infection control issues encountered during medical related tenant improvements and maintenance.

The HEPA Clean Specialty Products diffuser takes sterile technology and brings redundancy to HEPA filtration in an economical and practical manner in a commercial setting.

Advantages: Ability to exhaust into occupied areas or where exterior exhaust is not an option. Reduction in labor costs establishing and maintaining negative air / infection control per CDC Guidelines.

This technology is not only for construction in the medical community but also highly secured areas such as airports, schools, daycares, prisons, long term residential projects, etc. where security is of the utmost importance.

HEPA Clean Specialty Products feels this product is newsworthy as it can bring cost savings of public dollars on state and federal projects, it potentially addresses security concerns in the public and private sector and it brings redundancy to projects where public health is compromised.

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