There are plenty of air purifiers on the market – but none that serve America better than Austin Air. Today, Austin Air remains the original maker of high-end air filtration systems. Sold in more than 100 countries, we maintain the largest air cleaner manufacturing facility in the world.

Handcrafted in America

Austin Air purifiers are made in Buffalo, NY, which means no pesky supply chain issues. Because our air purifiers are made right here in the U.S., you can rest assured your unit will ship to you quickly, and you can start breathing and feeling better faster.

Our units are also made from solid steel, with materials from American companies. At any stage of the production process, by choosing Austin Air, you are supporting a variety of American companies.

Tried and True

Austin Air purifiers have been tested and found most effective by Battelle Laboratories, one of the world’s most respected testing agencies for the Army Corp of Engineers at the U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center.

We are also the only air purification manufacturers to partner with research organizations to conduct clinical trials on our products. We have worked with organizations like Johns Hopkins University, the American Academy of Pediatrics, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, the University of Washington, and Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering.

Keeping America Healthy

Austin Air has worked with many American schools, hospitals, and businesses to provide clean air and healthy environments. We even provide a FREE Parent Teacher Toolkit to help parents and educators advocate for clean air in schools, as well as a College Partner Program in which schools can become Clean Air Innovators and receive a FREE air purifier.

Many professional athletes and sports organizations use Austin Air purifiers in their facilities for performance and recovery.

Helping America in Times of Trouble

In government tests, Austin Air purifiers outperformed over 100 other air purifiers. As a result, the American Red Cross and FEMA chose Austin Air to defend America during troubling times like 9-11, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Sandy, and the 2015 SoCal gas leak in California.

For decades, Austin Air has also been a crucial part of defending the nation against wildfire effects. Austin Air has helped countless communities rebuild after wildfires.

Austin Air also helps mitigate the spread of Covid-19, and has even extended production and shipping hours to ensure our customers have the best defense against airborne viruses.

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