®Resiners Purair جهاز تنقية الهواء من الراتنج

While the Resiners Purair effectively reduces harmful substances, wearing a respirator during epoxy resin use—especially in high concentrations and enclosed spaces—is essential for personal protection. This dual approach enhances safety, particularly when large amounts of resin are used quickly. We recommend turning on the Purair before starting your work and keeping it on throughout the process to maintain optimal air quality.

Most purifiers only trap fumes temporarily, but Purair breaks them down completely. It’s built for resin use, purifies 2–3× faster, and handles VOCs that regular purifiers miss.

The Resiners Purair is specifically designed for resin environments, making it more effective for resin fumes than standard air purifiers. Different types of resins, such as UV and 3D printing resin, release varying TVOC components. We have validated its effectiveness with epoxy resin and are continuously testing other types to ensure comprehensive purification.

We do not recommend using standard air quality monitors to test the Resiners Purair. Most monitors are designed for general environments and may not effectively detect the unique TVOCs released from resin. Our purifier's sensors are specifically calibrated for resin TVOCs, ensuring more accurate sensitivity.

Our Resiners Purair features an automatic filter replacement reminder. After 2000 hours of use, a red indicator light will alert you to replace the filter, making maintenance hassle-free.

The filter cannot be cleaned with water. If there is a lot of hair and dust adsorbed on the surface of the filter element, you can use a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust, but it cannot be cleaned with water;

The spike in TVOC levels after spraying alcohol is due to the VOC sensor being calibrated with alcohol, an industry standard for testing. This ensures an accurate measurement relationship. Alcohol evaporation occurs naturally, depending on the amount used and the space size. In our tests, using three sprays of alcohol in an open area with the purifier on Wind Speed Level 3 led to readings dropping from 9.9 to below 0.5 in about 5-8 minutes.

The Purair has been rigorously tested and meets multiple international standards, including FCC, DOE, RoHS, EMC, CEC, and SGS certifications

Insert the filter and connect the internal power cable as instructed, then turn on the purifier. Purair has an auto mode that adjusts fan speed based on air quality. We recommend turning it on before you start working with resin and keeping it running throughout the process to continuously clean the air.

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Purair has three speed levels — even at the highest setting, the noise stays around 53 dB, similar to a quiet conversation.