Pick by where the pollution is: a stack, a junction, a duct, an oven or a room. The label on each card is its current status.
Pilot unit in fabrication Concept render Outdoor hotspot air-cleaning tower
A modular tower for traffic junctions and bus terminals. It draws 25,000 CFM (42,500 m³/h), removes particulates and gases, and returns the air at breathing height.
Design stage Concept render In-duct clean-air unit for hospitals, malls and campuses
A 2,000 CFM (3,400 m³/h) unit fitted in the return duct of an existing air-handling unit. Filters, an adsorbent bed and a UV-C lamp treat particles, gases and microbes without HEPA filters.
Pilot installed · May 2026 Emission control for wood-fired ovens, tandoors and grills
A compact unit on the oven exhaust that captures soot, ash and smoke from wood-fired ovens and tandoors. No civil work. Built for outlets answering smoke complaints and notices.
Home pilots · 2026 Concept render Clean-air add-on for split air conditioners
An add-on panel for the indoor unit of a split AC. The AC’s own fan pushes room air through a PM2.5 filter and an adsorbent layer. No new appliance, no floor space.
Installed · Romit Resins, 2024 Dry adsorption tower for industrial flue gas
A two-chamber adsorption tower for boiler and furnace flues. Trays of the patented powder bind SO₂, NOx, CO and CO₂. No water, no effluent, no high voltage.
Running at a customer site with measured results.
Installed at a first site; readings being taken.
Engineering complete, first unit being built.
Specification and drawings done; first site being selected.
Send a stack report, a photo of the oven, or the AC model and room size. We reply within two working days with a sizing and what we would measure.
