Industrial workshops face significant health and operational risks from airborne contaminants. According to the CDC, metalworking fluids can generate hazardous mists and fumes that compromise worker safety. Aeroex provides engineered solutions to mitigate these risks effectively.
Workshop Air Quality Challenges
Workshops generate complex air quality issues. Metalworking processes create oil mist, smoke, and particulate matter. These contaminants reduce visibility and pose respiratory hazards. OSHA standards mandate strict air quality controls in industrial settings. Failure to comply can result in significant penalties and health liabilities.
Oil mist is a primary concern in machining environments. It forms when coolants are atomized during cutting operations. This mist settles on equipment, creating slip hazards and reducing machine efficiency. EPA guidelines emphasize the need for effective capture systems to prevent environmental release.
Smoke and fumes from welding or heat treatment processes add another layer of complexity. These emissions often contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Proper filtration is essential to maintain a safe working environment. ASHRAE standards provide benchmarks for ventilation rates in industrial spaces.
Aeroex Product Suites
Aeroex offers a range of products designed for specific workshop needs. Each system addresses distinct air purification challenges. The Maverick series is ideal for high-volume mist collection. It uses advanced centrifugal separation to remove oil particles efficiently.
The Mist-Fit line provides compact solutions for individual machines. These units are perfect for CNC mills and lathes. They capture mist at the source, preventing it from spreading throughout the workshop. Learn more about Mist-Fit on our product page.
The ARO-X series is engineered for larger facilities. It combines high airflow with deep filtration media. This system is suitable for central exhaust applications. It ensures consistent air quality across multiple workstations. Explore the ARO-X series for detailed specifications.
The Blow Box is a specialized tool for part inspection. It captures hazardous mist during compressed air blow-off. This compact unit maintains clean air in inspection areas. Discover the Blow Box for your quality control processes.
The Air-Fit and IRIS series address odor and fine particulate control. They use dual-stage filtration with MERV8 and HEPA filters. These systems are ideal for cleanrooms and inspection rooms. View IRIS series details to understand its capabilities.
Installation Considerations
Proper installation is critical for system performance. Aeroex provides site visits to assess workshop requirements. Engineers evaluate airflow patterns and contaminant sources. This data informs the selection of the optimal filtration unit.
Ductwork design plays a vital role in system efficiency. Properly sized ducts ensure adequate capture velocity. Industry best practices recommend maintaining specific face velocities at capture points. Incorrect sizing can lead to poor performance and increased energy costs.
Electrical requirements must be met before installation. Most Aeroex units require standard industrial power. Variable frequency drives (VFDs) can be integrated to optimize energy use. Our engineered solutions team handles all technical aspects of the installation.
Maintenance Best Practices
Regular maintenance ensures long-term system effectiveness. Filter replacement intervals depend on workload and contaminant levels. Aeroex provides clear maintenance schedules for each product line. Access our resource library for detailed manuals and guides.
Monitoring differential pressure is a key maintenance task. It indicates filter loading and the need for replacement. HVAC professionals recommend checking pressure gauges weekly. This simple practice prevents system overload and maintains airflow.
Drainage systems for collected oil must be inspected regularly. Clogged drains can lead to system failure and environmental issues. Aeroex units are designed for easy access and maintenance. Our commitment to quality ensures durable and serviceable designs.

Key Takeaways
- Aeroex was established in 2001 in Barrie, Canada, focusing on air purification.
- The company expanded to the U.S. in 2025 with Aeroex U.S.A.
- Mist-Fit units are designed for individual machine capture.
- The ARO-X series is suitable for central exhaust applications.
- Blow Box captures mist during compressed air blow-off.
- IRIS series uses dual-stage MERV8 and HEPA filtration.
- Regular maintenance includes checking differential pressure and drains.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary benefit of using Aeroex mist collectors?
Aeroex mist collectors remove harmful oil mist and smoke from the air, improving worker health and equipment longevity.
How does the Mist-Fit differ from the ARO-X?
The Mist-Fit is a compact unit for individual machines, while the ARO-X is designed for larger, central exhaust applications.
Is professional installation required for Aeroex systems?
Yes, professional installation ensures optimal performance and compliance with safety standards. Contact us for a quote.
What maintenance is required for the Blow Box?
The Blow Box requires regular filter checks and drainage maintenance to ensure effective mist capture.
Does Aeroex offer custom solutions for unique workshop needs?
Yes, Aeroex provides engineered solutions tailored to specific workshop environments and contaminant types.
How can I request a quote for my workshop?
You can request a quote by visiting our contact page or calling 1-866-392-9222.
What areas does Aeroex serve?
Aeroex serves manufacturing facilities across North America, with a new U.S. presence established in 2025.
Contact Aeroex
Transform your workshop air quality today. Contact Aeroex for a consultation and quote. Visit our contact page to get started.
