COMPLETE CLEAN AIR SOLUTIONS
MagneGrip PRO Nozzle – The Easiest, Most Advanced Nozzle Ever
EXHAUST REMOVAL SYSTEMS
100% effective capture – guaranteed
Fully automatic and lowest maintenance
Every system we install is backed by decades of proven performance and real-world reliability. Our experts know that there is not a one-size-fits-all solution, so we have engineered options that ensure your department receives maximum protection, value, and efficiency.
Pro Nozzle
Simple Hose Drop (SHD)
Sliding Balancer Track (SBT)
Sliding Flexhose Track (SFT)
Straight Suction Rail (SSR)
Vertical Stack Rail (VSR)
Fire Station Air Filtration
Neutralizes toxic gases
Kills airborne pollutants, viruses, mold spores, etc.
AirHAWK ceiling-mounted filtration units capture engine exhaust emissions and off-gases in firehouses. Cutting-edge technology such as photo-catalytic oxidation removes airborne toxins. Systems are available for nursing homes, clinics, office buildings, garages, laboratories, etc.
AirHAWK 3000 & 2000
AirHAWK 265
Fire Station Air Quality Monitoring
Air Quality Monitor (AQM)
FAQs
Why is diesel exhaust considered dangerous?
Diesel exhaust contains more than 40 toxic air contaminants, including soot (PM2.5), benzene, formaldehyde, and nitrogen oxides. These pollutants are linked to cancer, respiratory illness, and cardiovascular disease. Because firefighters are frequently exposed in enclosed spaces, even small concentrations can have long-term health effects.
What is the difference between source capture and air purification?
Don’t fans or open doors solve the problem?
No. Ventilation alone dilutes exhaust gases but does not remove fine particulate matter or toxic compounds that remain suspended in the air for hours. Only a dedicated exhaust removal or filtration system can reduce exposure to safe levels recommended by NFPA and OSHA.
How does MagneGrip’s source capture system work?
A flexible hose connects magnetically to the vehicle’s tailpipe. As the engine runs, exhaust gases are drawn through the hose and filtered or vented outdoors. The magnetic coupling automatically releases as the vehicle exits, ensuring seamless operation and zero contamination of station air.
What standards or regulations apply to diesel exhaust exposure?
MagneGrip systems help departments comply with:
- NFPA 1500: Fire Department Occupational Safety and Health Program
- OSHA 1910.1000: Air Contaminants Standard
- EPA Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) guidelines
These standards emphasize controlling exposure to diesel particulate matter and maintaining safe indoor air quality.
Can older stations be retrofitted with exhaust removal systems?
Yes. MagneGrip designs both track-mounted and hose reel systems that can be customized for existing facilities with limited space. Many departments retrofit to meet modern health standards without the need for major renovations.
How often do filters or components need maintenance?
How can we fund an exhaust removal or air purification system?
Many departments qualify for FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grants (AFG) and other federal or state programs. MagneGrip’s Grant Assistance Program provides free help identifying and applying for available funding.
How can we measure air quality in our station?
MagneGrip offers air monitoring systems that use sensors to track particulate levels and VOCs in real time. Data can be viewed on dashboards to ensure ongoing compliance and identify areas needing additional filtration or ventilation.
What’s the first step to improving our station’s air quality?
Schedule an on-site or virtual air assessment. MagneGrip experts will evaluate your current setup, identify risks, and recommend a tailored clean air solution — from source capture to whole-station filtration.