The Best Classroom Air Purifier
- Austin Air is the only clinically-proven air purifier.
- We use technology recommended by the CDC, WHO, and EPA.
- Our purifiers capture 99% of virus particles, including Covid-19.*
- Our filters last up to five years before they need to be replaced.
- We’ve outperformed more than 100 others in government tests.
- Ours are handcrafted in the U.S. (no supply chain issues).
- We offer a faster, easier solution to the bid process.
*Larger than 0.1 microns
The Best Type of Air Purifier,
According to the EPA
According to an extensive review by the EPA, the most effective air purification technology is a combination of HEPA and activated carbon -- which is exactly what Austin Air uses. In fact, our purifiers use 60 square feet of true, medical-grade HEPA and up to 15 lbs. of activated carbon. That's more filter material than anyone else in the industry!
The "See Air Differently" School Assembly
"The adults are all complementing you guys for the assembly message. The content was extremely appropriate for our students and our community. I can’t thank you enough for what will be a once in a lifetime experience!"
-McCall Emerick, 6th grade science teacher at Acmetonia School in Chestwick, PA
We were named a top infection control solution provider of 2022!
We have partnered with the American Red Cross across the U.S.
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We are trusted by FEMA in various disaster situations across the U.S.
We have outperformed more than 100 others in government tests!
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We are clinically proven by the nation's top research organizations.
The Most Common Sources of Airborne Pollutants In Schools
1. CLASSROOMS
Classrooms have little or no ventilation, and so viruses and bacteria accumulate without a way to escape. Other airborne contaminants in the classroom include harmful chemicals and fumes from adhesives, paint, science experiments, and harsh cleaners.
2. FACULTY LOUNGE AREA
The faculty lounge, where teachers and staff spend time in close proximity, often eating without masks, means effective air filtration is a must.
3. LIBRARY & COMMON AREAS
Noxious fumes from printers and photocopiers, as well as dust, bacteria, and viruses, are common pollutants found in school libraries and common areas.
4. RESTROOMS
School restrooms are the perfect breeding ground for bacteria and odors. Effective air filtration helps remove odors and other airborne contaminants, creating a clean, safe space for students, teachers, and staff.
5. CAFETERIA
A busy cafeteria, where large groups of students and staff spend time together, eating without masks, can be a high-risk environment for the transmission of COVID-19 and other viruses. Other contaminants in the cafeteria include NO2 from gas appliances and chemicals and VOCs from cleaning products.
6. NURSE'S ROOM
Perhaps the most dangerous space in the school, without effective air filtration, is the nurse’s room. This is an extremely high-risk environment for viral and bacterial transmission.
7. POLLUTION FROM THE STREET
If your school is close to a busy road or the school parking lot, toxic emissions from the school bus and other vehicles can find their way indoors. Without effective air filtration, these chemicals and gases can have a serious impact on the health of students and staff.