AIRXD™
Dust Monitoring
The AIRXD is a highly accurate, low-cost real-time dust monitor that enables users to maintain safe working conditions at all times, ensures that mandated Permitted Exposure Levels (PELs) are not exceeded. The units are simple, durable and lightweight and contain no moving parts or consumables. There are no filters or pumps and post-shift laboratory analysis is not required.
The first of its kind.
The new AirXD Dust Monitor allows you to instantly detect the precise content of respirable dust in the atmosphere so appropriate actions can be taken to stay safe and to ensure a fully protected environment from dust related health hazards.
The units are highly accurate (up to 5-times more accurate than the old technologies currently in use), and extremely rugged, and due to the unique low-cost design that requires no pumps or filters, they function well even in extreme environments with high humidity and dirty atmospheres.
The patent-protected technology is the first of a new generation of dust monitors.
Real-time respirable dust monitor.
Real-time accurate respirable dust levels are displayed on the unit screen and alarm points allow instant response to dangerous dust levels.
Accurate to within +/- 5%, the AirXD provides a reliable, convenient and easy-to-manage dust monitoring solution to hazardous industries.
Applications
The AIRXD’s flexibility and functionality means that compliance with legislation to protect working personnel and the general public is made simple.
Applications such as general airborne dust measurement and PM size composition across all industries: mining, roadside/site wide monitoring; personnel protection; site boundary (in combination with other Trolex products) waste transfer stations; demolition and construction sites.
The instrument can form part of an advanced dust control strategy providing information on the correct timing for the deployment of safety equipment or dust suppression systems. This enables users to maximise efficient working processes, maintain safe working conditions and to ensure that permitted exposure levels (PELs) are never exceeded.
