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For 30 years, Austin Air has been the world’s leading Certified HEPA Material air purifier manufacturer. We outperformed all other air purifiers in government tests In 2000, the Austin Air HealthMate™ was tested alongside more than 100 other air purifiers,...

As the pandemic continues to evolve, we take a look at Certified HEPA Material. Why it’s so effective at removing viruses such as Covid-19 from the environment. And why the Centers for Disease Control CDC recommends the use of Certified...

A few weeks ago we posted part one of our FAQ’s. This week, we’re posting part two. And if you still have a question, please don’t hesitate to get in touch, we’re only a phone call, email or message away....

As we adjust to life alongside COVID-19, the air we breathe is on everyone’s mind. How is COVID-19 spread According to the CDC, coronavirus can be transmitted via person to person contact. When an infected person coughs, sneezes or even...

In recent weeks the CDC (Centers For Disease Control) has issued new guidelines for dentists, recommending that Certified HEPA Material filtration be used in surgeries to protect staff and patients from the spread of Covid-19. Covid-19 risks for dentists and...

Austin multi-purpose air purifiers were designated to protect the citizens of Porter Ranch and surrounding areas as SOCAL worked 24/7 to plug a gas leak that erupted on October 23, 2015 spewing 1200 tons of methane into the atmosphere every...

As one of the most important relief organizations in the United States, the American Red Cross comes to the aid of people in need during all kinds of disasters and emergencies on a routine basis. If a natural disaster or...

When most people think about air purifiers, they think about the machines that are popularly used to remove airborne contaminants from the home. Thousands of people use Certified HEPA Material air purifiers to improve their indoor air quality, and to...

It’s invisible. It’s odorless. It’s tasteless. It’s the number one cause of lung cancer for non-smokers in America. It may be in your home, and you wouldn’t even know it. It’s radon – a radioactive gas that is thought to contribute to tens of thousands of deaths each year and it’s relatively common. The good news is that if unsafe levels of radon are detected in your home, you can fix the problem. For this reason January is National Radon Action Month, to encourage people to test for radon. So make sure to take action and protect yourself and your loved ones from potential harmful radon exposure.