Containment & Compliance Equipment - Professional Abatement Solutions

Discover containment equipment and asbestos abatement supplies engineered for professional hazardous material remediation. Our containment systems include modular barriers, negative air machines, decon units, and compliance monitoring equipment creating safe, code-compliant work zones for asbestos, lead, and mold abatement projects.

Complete Containment Solutions

Professional containment systems isolate hazardous work areas preventing contamination spread, maintain negative pressure protecting adjacent spaces, and provide decontamination facilities for workers. OSHA, EPA, and state regulations mandate proper containment for asbestos removal, lead abatement, and mold remediation operations.

Essential Containment Equipment:

• Modular Containment Barriers - SHIELD WALL and zipper door systems creating sealed work zones
• Negative Air Machines - HEPA filtration maintaining negative pressure in containment
• Decontamination Showers - Three-chamber personnel decon units meeting OSHA requirements
• Differential Pressure Monitors - Real-time monitoring ensuring proper negative pressure
• HEPA Vacuums - Certified equipment for hazardous material recovery
• Containment Accessories - Poly sheeting, duct tape, warning signs, air locks

Complete Containment System Components:

Physical Barriers:

• Modular Wall Systems: Reusable aluminum or steel frame panels with poly sheeting
• Zipper Door Systems: Quick-access entries maintaining containment integrity
• Floor Covering: 6-mil poly sheeting protecting surfaces from contamination
• Critical Barriers: Double-layer poly with airspace for asbestos containment
• Viewing Windows: Clear poly panels allowing supervision without entry

Negative Pressure Systems:

• HEPA-AIRE Negative Air: 1300-2000 CFM maintaining -0.02" water column pressure
• Backup Units: Redundant negative air preventing pressure loss
• Pre-Filters: Extending HEPA filter life reducing operating costs
• Exhaust Ducting: Directing filtered air outside containment area

Monitoring Equipment:

• Differential Pressure Gauges: Manometers measuring negative pressure levels
• Data Logging Monitors: Recording pressure for compliance documentation
• Alarm Systems: Audible/visual alerts when pressure drops
• Smoke Tubes: Verifying airflow direction and containment integrity

Applications for Containment Systems:

Professional containment equipment for sale required in:

• Asbestos Abatement: EPA/OSHA regulated containment preventing fiber release
• Lead Paint Removal: EPA RRP Rule containment for pre-1978 renovations
• Mold Remediation: IICRC S520 containment preventing spore spread
• Hazardous Material Cleanup: Chemical spills and contamination response
• Hospital Renovations: ICRA infection control during construction
• Cleanroom Construction: Temporary barriers protecting clean spaces
• Industrial Maintenance: Isolating work areas in operating facilities

Regulatory Compliance Requirements:

Asbestos Containment (OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101, EPA NESHAP):

• Regulated area barriers with warning signs at all entrances
• Negative pressure containment for Class I and II work
• HEPA filtration on all exhaust air from containment
• Decontamination facilities (clean room, shower, equipment room)
• Maintain minimum -0.02" water column negative pressure
• Continuous pressure monitoring with alarms

Lead Abatement (EPA RRP Rule, OSHA 29 CFR 1926.62):

• Containment preventing dust/debris spread beyond work area
• Poly sheeting on floors extending 6 feet beyond work area
• Vertical containment barriers sealing work space
• HEPA vacuuming before containment removal
• Clearance testing before occupant return

Mold Remediation (IICRC S520, State Regulations):

• Full containment for areas over 100 square feet
• Negative air pressure preventing spore migration
• Air scrubbers with HEPA filtration during and post-work
• Decontamination procedures for workers and equipment

Why Proper Containment Is Critical:

• Worker Safety: Prevent exposure to hazardous materials during removal
• Occupant Protection: Isolate contamination from building occupants
• Environmental Compliance: Meet EPA, OSHA, state regulatory requirements
• Liability Protection: Demonstrate professional standards and due diligence
• Project Completion: Avoid work stoppages from compliance violations
• Insurance Coverage: Meet policy requirements for hazardous work

Containment Setup Best Practices:

• Pre-Inspection: Identify HVAC systems, penetrations, vulnerable occupants
• HVAC Shutdown: Disable air handling systems affecting work area
• Seal Penetrations: Close vents, outlets, gaps with poly and tape
• Double Barriers: Critical barriers with 4-6" airspace for high-risk work
• Negative Pressure First: Establish before beginning hazardous work
• Continuous Monitoring: Check pressure every 4 hours minimum
• Emergency Plan: Backup negative air and pressure loss response protocol

Containment System Sizing:

• Air Changes Per Hour: 4-6 ACH minimum for containment areas
• Negative Air Calculation: CFM = (Volume in ft³ × ACH) / 60 minutes
• Example: 2000 ft³ room × 4 ACH = 8000 / 60 = 133 CFM minimum
• Safety Factor: Add 25-50% capacity for filter loading and backup

Complete Abatement Package:

Create compliant containment combining:

• Containment Barrier Systems - Physical isolation
• Abatement Technologies Negative Air - Pressure control
• Decontamination Showers - Personnel safety
• HEPA Vacuum Systems - Material recovery
• Safety & Compliance Kits - PPE and supplies

Containment Accessories & Supplies:

• 6-mil fire-retardant poly sheeting (clear and black)
• 2" and 3" duct tape (red for hazard marking)
• Asbestos warning signs and labels
• Spray adhesive for poly attachment to ceilings
• Smoke tubes for airflow testing
• Manometers and differential pressure gauges
• HEPA ducting and flexible hose
• Critical barrier support poles

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