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What Are VOC's & Where Do They Come From?

VOCs in indoor air can come from various sources, with building materials being one of the primary contributors. Paints, lacquers, adhesives, carpeting, and pressed wood products can release VOCs into the air. You need to have VOC fume extraction devices to avoid any respiratory problems caused by VOCs. Contact IP Systems for more info.<br>Click to know more about the dangers of paint fumes & pregnancy - https://ipsystemsusa.com/top-respiratory-hazards-in-a-plastic-factory/<br>Click to know more - https://ipsystemsusa.com/applications/wave-solder-maintenance/

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What Are VOC's & Where Do They Come From?

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  1. A Brief Overview of VOCs

  2. If you’re in the business of manufacturing or selling products, then you’ve probably heard about “VOCs.” But what are their sources, and how can you help reduce their impact? Let’s take a quick overview of VOC to get started!

  3. Sources of VOCs 1. Building Materials: One of the main sources of VOCs in indoor air is building materials like paints, adhesives, carpeting, wood products, etc. 2. Consumer Products: Cleaning supplies, personal care products, and office equipment like printers and copiers also emit VOCs. 3. Vehicle Emissions: Gasoline and diesel engines emit a variety of VOCs, including benzene, toluene, and xylene.

  4. Reducing Your Exposure to VOCs 1. Use low-VOC or no-VOC products whenever possible. 2. Avoid idling your car in enclosed spaces, such as garages. 3. Use VOC air filters.

  5. With the help of these, you can reduce your exposure to VOCs. But with IP Systems’ best VOC fume extraction units on the market, your workplace is safe and compliant. For more info, click here.

  6. Contact Us Today 770-614-7701 IP Systems, LLC 50-A Satellite Blvd NW Suwanee, GA 30024 info@ipsystemsusa.com IPSystemsUSA.com

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