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Negative Air Machines

Negative Air Machines and portable air scrubbers are indispensable tools in abatement, restoration, and healthcare projects dealing with hazardous substances like asbestos, mold, lead, and other hazardous particulates. Whether used for containment in abatement projects or as continuous air scrubbers in recirculation mode these versatile machines play an important role in ensuring the safety and cleanliness of high-stakes environments.

Recognizing the pivotal role of CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) calculations when operating Negative Air Machines is essential. Accurate CFM values are key to optimizing ACH (Air Exchange Rates per Hour) when maintaining a containment space. The importance of precise machine ratings cannot be overstated, as they directly impact the calculation of ACH. To that end, Omni CleanAir has established a TrueCFM™ ratings for all our machines, to ensure accurate project calculations.

Industrial Negative Air Machines & Air Scrubbers

Browse the OmniTec family of Negative Air Machines below to find the right solution for your application.

OA600 Nitro
OA600N

The OmniAire 600 Nitro is a rotomolded negative air machine and air scrubber that combines compact portability and rugged design with HEPA technology. It effortlessly cleans the air and, with variable fan speed control, delivers negative or positive pressure compliance in spaces as large as 9000 cubic feet.

The OA600 Nitro is indispensable on abatement job sites and in industrial environments, particularly in cramped and confined spaces.

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OA600V Series
OA600V | OA600VMed

Experience medical-grade air purification and versatile air pressure control with the OmniAire 600 Series Negative Air Machines and Air Scrubbers. Compact and portable, these powerhouse HEPA filtration units are ideal for diverse applications including confined space work, restoration and abatement projects, medical facility construction, and more.

The OmniAire 600 Series is the preferred choice for cleaning contaminated air in tight spaces. Powerful HEPA filtration in a compact design, these machines can be deployed in both positive and negative pressure applications. The OA600V Series offers flexibility in construction with aircraft-grade aluminum housings. Variable speed controls provide precision CFM performance for any job.

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OA1000 Series
OA1000 Prime | OA1000 Plus | OA1000 Plus-A
OA1000 Pro | OA1000 Pro-P

The OmniAire 1000 Series is a family of compact, low-profile negative air machines, featuring 3 models with progressive features and increasing air flow rates, allowing you to match the right solution to your application needs. It is the only HEPA air filtration system with a high-performance, TrueCFM™* rating, in a compact, lightweight, and easy-to-maneuver design.

Compatible with a variety of true HEPA filters, MERV (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) rated pre-filters and activated carbon filters, any model in the series is configurable for a large array of projects and applications.

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OA2000 Series
OA2000C | OA2000V | OA2000VMed

Discover the OmniAire 2000 series of negative air machines and air scrubbers designed to provide maximum power and reliability in an efficient footprint. Crafted with precision in the USA, these machines can be used to create positive or negative air pressure containment areas for mold, asbestos, and lead abatement projects, contain silica on construction sites, mitigate mold spread during water/fire damage remediation, protect healthcare works and patients in health care facilities, and support many other high-stakes applications.

Construction-grade negative air machines, the 2000 Series offers both dual and variable speed options and comes standard with full-size 12” deep HEPA filters.

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OA2200 Series
OA2200C | OA2200 UL

A powerful air filtration machine, made in the USA, is designed to enhance air quality in various settings. The OmniAire 2200 series produces cleaner air and healthier environments, making it suitable for applications in industrial facilities, medical spaces, and abatement projects. Using a standard 24” x 24” x 12” HEPA filter, its adaptability is evident in scenarios like mold, asbestos, lead abatement, containment of construction dust, and maintaining clean conditions during medical facility renovations. This machine plays an important role in removing dangerous contaminants for safer and more productive environments, all while complying with safety standards and guidelines.

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OA2500 Series
OA2500 Prime | OA2500 Plus | OA2500 Pro

The OmniAire 2500 Series is a portable powerhouse designed for construction professionals, offering exceptional CFM performance and durability. You can choose between two-speed and variable-speed options, ensuring a perfect fit for your needs. The Plus and Pro Models offer full-size 12” deep HEPA filters, for maximum CFM performance.

Beyond offering the most CFM in its class, these machines are very versatile. They create controlled air pressure environments, whether you need positive or negative containment, and serve as an air scrubber in recirculation mode. This makes them indispensable for various critical applications, such as mold, asbestos, and lead abatement projects, silica control at construction sites, mold containment during water or fire damage remediation, and safeguarding healthcare workers and patients in medical facilities.

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Understanding CFM

CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute of airflow and is a critical calculation for any negative air machine, or air scrubber. It represents the volume of air moved through the Negative Air Machine. All Omni CleanAir machines are designed with sealed HEPA filters meaning 100% of the air flowing through the machine passes through the HEPA filter.

It’s important to note that not all CFM specifications are equal. Some stated rates may be higher than the actual volume of air per minute run through the filter. Our TrueCFM™ rating ensures the machine will deliver the specified CFM and can be independently verified.

OmniAire machines with a TrueCFM™ air flow specifications have undergone a rigorous and precise method for CFM measurements that is transparent and repeatable by any qualified third party. TrueCFM™ specifications are established using a new (unloaded), factory-certified HEPA filter, installed in the applicable OmniAire machine. For details regarding test setup and procedures, you may contact us at info@omnicleanair.com.

Understanding CFM

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PREFILTER

Prefilter catches very large particles, extends the life of the HEPA.

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Sealed Hepa

HEPA sealed at exit, ensuring only treated air is pulled through.

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Blower

Motor, Blower, HEPA size/speed/etc., optimized to achieve maximum air flow.

Air Scrubber Machines

All negative air machines can scrub the air. However, Air Scrubbers, also known as air filtration devices, may not have the features necessary to operate as negative air machines. Air Scrubbers purify the air by removing particles, gases, and contaminants and reintroducing the filtered air back into the room.

Air Scrubber Machines

Negative Air Machines

A negative air machine creates negative pressure in a sealed containment space by pulling air through a HEPA filter and exhausting the filtered air to the outside. Creating negative pressure prevents the spread of dangerous contaminants and particulates from the space. These machines use a combination of filters, including high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters, activated carbon filters, and MERV-rated pre-filters to trap and eliminate airborne pollutants.

Negative Air Machines

Air Changes Per Hour

Regardless of the mode of operation, it is essential to ensure the machine delivers the required air changes per hour (ACH). The higher the ACH, the safer the environment becomes for people.

Negative air applications in critical environments require a minimum ACH to achieve sufficient negative pressure (measured in inches of water column) to comply with federal and state OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) codes.

Air Changes Per Hour

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Abatement & Restoration Projects

Negative air machines and portable air scrubbers play a pivotal role in containing and controlling airborne contaminants during abatement and restoration projects. They help in minimizing the dispersion of toxic substances like asbestos fibers, mold spores, and lead particles, ensuring the safety of workers and preventing cross-contamination.

Healthcare Settings

In hospitals, these machines are deployed for patient isolation and infection control. Patient isolation involves creating negative air pressure environments, which confine airborne pathogens within isolation units, reducing the risk of contagion within healthcare facilities. Infection control standards outline measures healthcare facilities should take during construction and remodeling projects to mitigate the dangers posed by dust, mold and fungi, and other pathogens.

Pandemic Response

Negative air machines and portable air scrubbers have proven their worth in pandemic response strategies. They aid in setting up temporary medical facilities, quarantine zones, and testing centers by maintaining controlled environments that limit the spread of infectious agents.

Natural Disaster Response

During natural disasters like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires, these machines contribute significantly to recovery efforts. They help mitigate indoor air pollution caused by external contaminants, ensuring that indoor environments remain as safe and breathable as possible. In the case of water damage, negative air machines limit the spread of toxic molds during remediation and restoration projects.

Negative Air Machines

  • Construction, abatement, remediation, and restoration job sites including residential and commercial buildings, schools, healthcare environments and any other indoor environment.
  • Hospital patient isolation.
  • Manufacturing and warehousing facilities
  • Communal living environments including prisons, long term care/assisted living facilities, and higher education dormitories.
  • Government facilities and military installations
  • Public health facilities including clean air centers.

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