Keeping rock concerts clean with AirBench
"We are using them for a wide varity of tasks including preparing metalwork for painting, cleaning out electrical equipment returned from shows and concerts, polishing and preparing equipment going out on tour and even painting some equipment. Our staff love the versatility of the Airbenches and don't now know how they managed without them." says Leon Hadley of PRG.AirBench downdraught benches can be configured for virtually any dust or fume problem and are fully self-contained, requiring no installation and running from a standard 13a socket - allowing PRG to reconfigure their workshops freely depending on the current project. Visit www.airbench.com for more information.AirBench is currently in use for applications including furniture making, rapid prototyping, modelling, fingerprinting, grinding, fettling, polishing of steel and aluminium fabrications and castings, powder mixing and weighing, asbestos dust extraction, dry stone cutting, trimming and sanding of hardwoods, MDF and GRP components, finishing of aluminium profiles and extrusions, adhesive fume extraction from component assembly, vapours from degreasing and paint mixing, MIG welding, TIG welding, brazing, plasma cutting, asbestos handling, conformal coating, isocyanate fume, liquid dispensing, plastic trimming, de-dusting and overhaul, computer cleaning, crematoriums, train refurbishing, laser fume, woodworking...