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Aerospace America

Yes, Aerospace America makes negative air machines and decon showers for abatement work. Machines use aircraft-grade aluminum, built in Bay City, Michigan, lighter than steel and corrosion-resistant. Negative air units run 600 to 1,950 CFM with three-stage HEPA at 99.97%. Built for OSHA-compliant containment.

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Aerospace America Negative Air Machines and Decontamination Equipment

Negative Air Machines

Aerospace America's Aeroclean series covers the standard CFM range for containment work. The Aeroclean 2000 delivers up to 1,950 CFM through three-stage HEPA filtration capturing 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns — the workhorse unit for standard abatement containment zones. The Full Feature model (9103) includes audio and visual filter-clog alarms so crews know when filters need changing without manually checking pressure drop. The Econo model (9143) delivers the same 1,950 CFM output in a slimmer profile for tight crawlspaces and mechanical rooms. The Aeroclean 600 Mag (9145) handles smaller containment zones at approximately 600 CFM in a compact frame. The Mighty Mite 1800 (9180) splits the difference at 1,800 CFM in a slim-body format. All units are built from aircraft-grade aluminum that resists corrosion on wet job sites and weighs significantly less than steel competitors — a meaningful advantage when carrying units up stairs and through containment entries multiple times per day.

Decontamination Showers and Containment Equipment

The Model 9105 Pop-Up collapsible decontamination shower is Aerospace America's original telescoping design. Two workers set it up in seconds. The unit includes a 100-micron drain filter, removable curtain, and handheld showerhead meeting multi-stage decontamination compliance requirements. Decontamination frames at 32 inches wide connect to form tunnels between contaminated and clean zones or serve as airlock chambers for personnel decontamination. The Model 9115 two-stage shower pump delivers consistent water pressure with quiet operation on isolation feet. The full containment setup — negative air machine, decon shower, and interconnecting frames — provides complete OSHA-compliant abatement infrastructure from one manufacturer with parts that are designed to work together.

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Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Construction

Aerospace America uses aircraft-grade aluminum throughout their machines — the same material specification used in aerospace manufacturing for its strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. On abatement job sites where machines get wet, sit in contaminated areas, and are carried through tight spaces repeatedly, this construction matters. Steel units rust in moist environments and corrode when exposed to cleaning chemicals. Aluminum units stay clean, lightweight, and serviceable across years of demanding abatement work. The weight advantage reduces operator strain on jobs where units move between floors and containment zones multiple times per project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Aerospace America make?
Aerospace America makes HEPA air scrubbers, also called negative-air machines, plus the pre-filters, ring panel filters, and HEPA filters that run in them. The line is built for abatement, mold remediation, and construction dust control.
What CFM range do Aerospace America air scrubbers cover?
The range spans roughly 500 to 1,900 CFM, from the compact Aeroclean 500 to the Magnum and Mighty Mite at up to 1,850 to 1,900 CFM. Size the unit to the room volume and the number of air changes per hour your abatement or remediation scope requires.
What is the three-stage filter setup on an Aerospace America scrubber?
Air passes through a first-stage pre-filter, a second-stage ring panel filter, then a final HEPA filter. Staging the filters this way traps large debris first so the HEPA lasts longer, which lowers filter cost over a long job.
How often should the filters be changed?
Replace the pre-filter most often since it loads first, the ring panel next, and the HEPA last once airflow drops. Buying pre-filters by the case keeps a negative-air machine running at rated CFM without frequent HEPA changes.

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