The types of dust particles that nail salons produce both manually and electronically can be seen if you work in one and have ever looked at surfaces before cleaning. Think about the accumulation of those dust particles in your lungs for more than eight hours each day, five or six days per week. It’s not a nice picture, but that’s exactly what may happen if you work in or visit a manicure salon without using an efficient nail dust and fume extractor to protect you. The Salon Vapour Extractor will draw all vapours and viruses from your clients’ hands and air spaces into the filters, stopping them from blowing fresh air back into the room. The dust extractor will collect dust into its filter.
Introducing the new Ravair dust, vapour, and virus Extractor
The new Ravair dust, vapour, and virus Extractor from Ravair Limited includes a full Glass Hepa Filter, a 3-kilo bed of Specially Formulated Activated Carbon, and free Flexzorb Anti Viral Filters, and is designed to capture and eliminate the vapours and odours associated with nail products. The military-grade face masks that use Flexzorb Filters have pure silver injected into them, which destroys viruses.
With a downdraft speed of more than 300 metres per hour at maximum speed, this device will also gather all nail dust while removing vapours and viruses. The unit has a 1.5m Flexi Arm and measurements of 425mm L x 250mm W x 410mm H. The dust extractor will draw dust into its filter, and the vapour extractor will draw all vapour and viruses from your client’s hands and the surrounding air into filters that will kill them and bring back clean air to the area.
Our User Manual
While making nail dust, Ravair Ltd advises turning the device up high on the supplied remote control, then turning it back down when using monomers, glues, etc. With its wheels, our Salon Fume Extractor is portable and useful for eyelashes, brows, hairdressing, and barbering. A comprehensive Independent LEV Report and remote control are included with the equipment, which you can show to any health and safety officer. The 1.4m arm’s flexibility allows it to be used for haircuts, micro-blading, applying eyelashes, and other beauty procedures.
The filters are at least half the cost of comparable filters on the market and only need to be replaced every six months. The device is accompanied by a comprehensive LEV independent lab report that shows 330 m3/ and 5.17 m/s of downdraft suction at the collection nozzle (more than 5 times as required by HSE Coshh SR13). The majority of these units only have 100 m3/h of downward current, making them unsuitable for dust removal. One device per nail desk will do the trick to get rid of the monomer scents in your salon, which will please both your neighbours and the local health and safety inspectors. The device has a remote control and variable speed, allowing the speed to be decreased with the touch of a button.
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