Conformal coating is an important - and very necessary - application used in the manufacturing and repair of printed circuit boards (PCBs). Unfortunately, the process poses significant health risks to...

When working with glues, adhesives, solvents, paints, plastics, or resins, off-gassing can result during production. Sanding and grinding plastics and metals can generate particulates and dust as...

Every job has its own set of occupational risks. Many of those risks are located indoors and concern compromised air quality. Fires can happen at restaurants and distilleries; particulate dust can...

Compared to traditional printing methods, DTF is relatively new and the safety of its long-term use has not been established. Therefore, there is limited information available about latent health...

Micro-welding is a skilled labor technique used to fuse together small and intricate metal parts. It requires an expert level of precision and attention to detail, but if proper indoor air quality...

This process releases particulate matter into the air that can then be inhaled or absorbed through the eyes or skin if protective measures are not in place. Even manually counting tablets (or using a...

Regardless of profession or industry, the need for clean air is vital to a worker's good health. Using an industrial air ventilation system will ensure that the air you and your workers breathe is...

For thousands of years, foraging mushrooms in nature has been a human pursuit. Modern scientists, called mycologists, study molds, yeasts, and other fungi to determine which ones are edible, toxic, or...

The best indoor air quality management practices for healthcare providers are the same whether in a hospital or doctor's office. Routine cleaning and disinfecting protocols such as proper hand washing...