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SCF-ABEX-0075 gleason-ooio44 Hazards of Asbestos Insulation cases the Safe-T-Strip expansion strip Each Safe-T-Strip glove bag is Government agencies and the pri can be added to increase the sleeve individually inspected and date vate sector now recognize there are size or two Safe-T-Strip bogs can be stamped to meet the stringent re hazards connected to the inhalation zipped together. To facilitate main quirements of our. quality control. of asbestos fibres. Persons exposed to tenance requirements or removal of asbestos have an increased risk of short lengths of pipe Safe-T-Strip's Economy developing lung cancer, asbestosis unique interior zip-lock channel The ease of use of Safe-T-Strip make it and mesothelioma. system is available. This allows the the most economical glove bag avail . Although the use of friable asbestos containing materials has virtually been eliminated in new construction, many existing buildings, factories, removal of the bag from the pipe to another location with the con taminated material and tools in the lower portion of bag. able on the market. Safe-T-Strip can be easily and rapidly fastened on a pipe by a single worker. Bogs which must be cut, stapled and taped usual power stations and petrochemical in The versatility of the Safe-T-Strip ly require two workers. Safe-T-Strip stallations contain these materials. system allows its use on any piping can be quickly moved along a pipe by Asbestos was used for many of the diameter, eliminating the need for one worker until the bag is filled to following applications: sprayed fire disruptive full enclosure methods. capacity. The method of fastening on proofing on columns, decks and beams, sprayed thermal and acoustic Dependability the pipe (shoulder strap and double throw zipper) and the strength of the insulation and pipe and boiler insulo- Safe-T-Strip is manufactured entirely product facilitate this movement. tion. Pipe and boiler insulation ap of heavy gauge PVC with a PVC im Safe-T-Strip is not limited to removing plied prior to 1975 frequently contain pregnated zipper. All seams are the initial 3 or 4 feet of pipe insulation ed friable asbestos. This material is welded, using ultrasonic techniques per bog, but can contain a manage now of an age that it requires main for maximum weld strength. Seams able capacity which may be as much tenance or replacement. of different materials, whether weld as 39 feet of pipe insulation. (See Health hazards to employees, strin gent government regulations and the liability to employers have prompted ed, glued or stitched, can fail, re sulting in contamination of the sur rounding environment, defeating the average capacity chart.) The ease of use of Safe-T-Strip allows it to be used in remote locations. many owners to remove asbestos purpose of the glove bag. In addition to the obvious sayings on containing pipe insulation from their The pre-shaped shoulder design labour, the progressive movement of buildings and installations. allows for an effective seal with the Safe-T-Strip- along the pipe, ac The Safe-T-Strip system has been developed to provide an effective, economical solution for the removal . of hazardous pipe insulation, during maintenance programs and removal pipe when used with the Safe-T-Strip shoulder straps. Without this shoulder design, straps do not give an ade quate seal. - No holes need be cut into Safe-T-Strip cumulating in the bottom section a high capacity of waste material, yields supplementary savings on glove bags, disposal bags and ac cessory equipment. projects, without significant disrup during use as the eldsticized valve tion of the surrounding work area, can be used for the water sprayer noz zle and a HEPA nozzle if required. SAFE*|-STRIP` System Versatility The Safe-T-Strip system consists of glove bags and accessories, deve loped, manufactured and inspected to provide the highest standards available for the removal of hazard ous pipe insulation. The system was developed for insula tion removal from horizontal and ver tical piping as well as specialty areas such as valves and tee joints. All styles of Safe-T-Strip glove bags are manufactured in three sizes, 6" (15 cm), 10" (25 cm) and 14" (36 cm). Custom sizes are available on re quest. This range allows the main tenance worker or contractor to han dle most piping systems. In unusual VERTICAl-SAFE-T-STRIP TEE-SAFE-T-STRIP GLEASON-OOI045 HOW TO USE SAFE-TSTRIP* SYSTEMS Read complete instructions prior to use of system. Ensure all applicable government standards ate met. m . VV ' x\k.. I# 4 Assemble all required tools and | equipment. Place all band tools in bottom of bog and zip onto pipe. Fit nylon shoulder straps around glove bag shoulders and tighten to seal onto pipe. Insert nozzle of spray pump (prepared with water and surfactant) into bag through valve. Place hands in gloves, retrieve tools S from bottom of bag and place in tool pouch.. Cut and remove Insulation jacketing. Wet exposed insulation. Cut wire or bands. Remove insulation horn pipe and ar range in bottom of bag to obtain maximum oapacity. Using the sprayer, effectively wash, 3 tool pouch, tools, the bare pipe and upper portion of bag. Wet surface of exposed ends of the insulation and waste material in bottom of bag. NOTE: When using vertical I i loop nylon straps through grommet and cloth loop at bottom end of bag. If bog is to be moved down pipe,- 4 loosen straps, slide bag along pipe and reseal straps on next section to be removed. Utilize double throw zipper to pass hangers or other obstructions. Repeal stripping operation. If bag is to be removed from pipe seal one, two or three channels of zip-lock from outside of bag. To dispose of bog after completion of 5 stripping, wash top section and tools thoroughly. Put all tools in one hand (glove). Pull hand out inverted, twist to create a separate pouch, double tape to seal. Cut bet ween the tape and place In next glove bag or into a water bucket. Open pouch under water and dean tools and then allow to dry. ' While glove bag is still on pipe but B after tools hove been removed slip a labelled waste disposal bag over the glove bag. Unfasten shoulder straps and zip per. Fold top of glove bog over and lower into the waste disposal bog. Seal disposal bog with tape or lie wrap. WMtAMnP; Out commercial norvceraumer productions worronted to bo free from defect). Our only obligation toihe commercial ute* will be a* our option, to replace ony portion proving defective, to refund dte purthete price thereof. The commercial ueer anumei oil other risk. If any, tuchm the rbh of ony direct orcorooqueniial lou or domogo ariting out of ihe vte of. or inability to u)e, thb product. We make this wetronfy to the commercial user In lieu of ihe worronllet of merchantability, fitneu for particular putpote ond all other warrontie), expreued or implied. No deviation it authorized. Sofe-T*Slrip Clove Bogj are told only with warrontie) implied by low. GLEASON-001046 HORIZONTAL 6H - 6' Horizontal 10H - 10' Horizontal 14H - 14' Horizontal ( 30SS - 30' Shoulder Straps 60SS - 60' Shoulcter Straps VERTICAL 6HZ - 6' Horizontal c/w ziplock 10HZ - 10' Horizontal c/w ziplock MHZ -14' Horizontal c/w ziplock VERTICALZIPLOCK 6VZ - 6' Vertical c/w ziplock 10VZ - 10' Vertical c/w ziplock - 14' Vertical c/w ziplock 10VLZ - 10' Valve c/w ziplock 14VLZ - 14' Valve c/w ziplock I uumuiuuuMiujummum~mLK-a~R- - EXPANSION STRIP -- 0640EX - 6"X40' Expansion Strip-(Toe Bogs only; 2 required) 0654EX- 6'X54'Expansion Strip 1354EX - I3'X54' Expansion Strip 2654EX - 26'X54' Expansion Strip 10TZ - 10" Tee c/w ziplock 14TZ - 14' Tee c/w ziplock GLEASON-001047 High strength zipper for ease of fastening by one worker THE STRENGTHS OF THE SAFE-T-STRIP SYSTEM Double pull zipper for easy movement past hangers Plastic flap under zipper for strength on pipe and effective Pre-shaped shoulder design - vital for effective seal to pipe Anti-slip buckle on high-strength woven nylon shoulder strop Eloslicized valve for water sprayer. Can also be used for HEPA vacuum at completion . if required. Three finger (welder- style) glove for ease of use. Glove of heavy gauge PVC continuously welded for max imum strength, and compatibility with bag. Side entry tool pouch with bui in water drain. Safe-T-Strip lab gives day of manufacture for quality control. Optional zip-lo (to allow material to be sealed in botto of bog for movement off pipe). All ultrasonic welds at sides, gloves, valve and zipper. Nc weak stitching or heat seals. Bag constructed of heavy gauge window clear PVC for strength and puncture resistance. No bottom seam or weld. Volume of water demonstrates quality and strength of standard Safe-T-Strip. GLEASON-001048 TABLE OF AVERAGE CAPACITY O/D of htiuUrtion Safe-T-Strlp Size Average Capacity Un. Feet 2'Horizontal 2' Vertical 4' Horizontal 4' Vertical 6" Horizontal 6' Vertical 8' Horizontal 8'Vertical 10" Horizontal 10'Vertical 12" Horizontal 12' Vertical 14" Horizontal 14' Vertical 16' Horizontal 16' Vertical *wlfh exiemlon oddod 6' Horizontal . 6" Vertical 6' Horizontal 6" Vertical 6' Horizontal 6' Vertical 10' Horizontal 10" Vertical 10" Horizontal 10" Vertical 14" Horizontal 14" Vertical 14" Horizontal 14" Vertical *14" Horizontal *14" Vertical 39 24 34 17 29 15 18 11 16 9 14 7 12 7 10 7 . Average capacity depends on these conditions: 1. Condition of insulation. 2. Operator or worker's ability to arrange insulation sections in bag. 3. Types of jacketing - i.e., aluminum, canvas, etc. Capacities based on non zip-lock bag on a continuous removal project. Actual results depend on conditions at the time of use. O.D. = Actual O.D. of Pipe + (2 x Insulation Thickness) r = 3.14 Circumference = O.D. x ir N.P.S. % 1 m 2 2'A 3 3Vi 4 A'h 5 6 7 8 9 to H 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 O.D. of Pipe .84 1.05 I.32 1.66 1.90 2.38 2.88 3.50 4.00 -4.50 5.00 5.56 6.63 7.63 863 9.63 10.75 II.75 12.75 14.00 16.00 18.00 20.00 24.00 30.00 Examples: ' Problem 1 - 3" x 1 Vi" line insulated with asbestos insulation a) Actuai O.D. of Pipe (See chart) = 3.50" b) Plus Insulation 2 x 1 Vb" = 3.00" c) Total O.D. of Insulation = 6.50" d) Circumference -- 6.50" x 3.14 = 20.41" .' Solution: A 6" Safe-T-Strip Bag has an outside circumference of 22" arid would be the recommended bag to use. Problem 2 - 20" x 2'/s' Line Insulated with Asbestos Insulation a) Actual O.D. of Pipe (See Chart) = b) Plus Insulation 2 x2'/j" = c) Total O.D. of Insulation = d) Circumference = 25" x 3.14 -- 20" 5' 25' 78.5" Solution: There are several options with Safe-T-Strip. a) 1 - 10' Safe-T-Strip (36* Circumference) +1-14" Safe-T-Strip (49" Circumference) = Total Circumference 85". b) 2-14" Safe-T-Strip (49" Circumference) -- 98" Total Circumference - Larger waste capacity than Solution 'A' c) 1 - 14" Bog (49' Circumference) + 1 - 26' Extension +1-6' Extension = Total 81' Circumference Safe-T-Strip Table: . She Grcuinference 6' 18.84' 10' 31.4' 14" 43.96" Safe-T-Strip Circumference 22" 36" 49" Actual Safe-T-Strip O.D. 7.0" 11.4" 15.5" Marketed Exclusively in the United States by: .' ` Abatement Technologies, Inc. P.O. Box 930416 Norcross, GA 30093 (404)93+5115 (Safe-T-StripP is o product of Asbeguord Equipment Inc., Conodo) Distributed by: GLEASON-001049 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PIPE INSULATION REMOVAL MATERIAL PURCHASE SPECIFICATION PVC Glove Bag: prefabricated, 0.25 mm (10 mil) minimum thickness, poly-vinylchloride bag with integral 0.25 mm (10 mil) thick poly-vinyl-chloride gloves and elastlclzed valve/port. Bag equipped with reversible double-pull double-throw zipper on top to facilitate installation on pipe and progressive movement along pipe and with straps for sealing ends of bag around pipe. ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PIPE INSULATION REMOVAL GLOVE BAG SPECIFICATION 1. Scope oi Work . 1.1 Remove entire asbestos containing pipe insulation as specified. 1.2 Where exposed ends of pipe insulation remain, seal exposed end with an approved encapsulant, tape or other appropriate means. 1.3 Seal all surfaces of piping, from which asbestos-containing pipe insulation has been removed, with an encapsulant suitable for system (type of pipe). 2.' Regulatory Agencies 2.1 Comply with Federal, State or Provincial and Local requirements for asbestos abate ment. In any case of conflict among these requirements or with this specification the more stringent requirements or specifications shall apply. 3. Material and Equipment 3.1 PVC Glove Bag: prefabricated, 0.25 mm (10 mil) minimum thickness, poly-vinylchloride bag with integral 0.25 mm (10 mil) thick poly-vinyl-chloride gloves and elastlclzed valve/port. Bag equipped with reversible double-pull double-through zip per on top to facilitate installation on pipe and progressive movement along pipe. All glove bags, disposal bags, tape and any other disposable material shall be new, uncontaminated and in same condition as purchased from manufacturer. All equip ment must be clean, uncontaminated and in good working order. 3.2 Securing Device: reusable nylon straps at least 1" wide with metal tightening buckle . for sealing ends of bags around pipe and/or insulation. 3.3 Sprayers: garden reservoir type, low velocity, capable of producing mist or fine spray. 3.4 Waste disposal bags: 0.15 mm (6 mil) minimum thickness polyethylene. Labelled as follows: "Contains Asbestos, Cancer Hazard, Avoid Breathing Dust", or equivalent wording. ' 3.5 Tape: self-adhering with sufficient strength for sealing ends of exposed insulation. (3 inch fiberglass reinforced duct tape is recommended.) ' 3.6 H.E.P.A. Vacuum; (High Efficiency Particulate Absolute) filtered vacuum equipment with a filter system capable of collecting and relaining asbestos fibres at 99.97% efficiency for fibres 0.3 microns or larger. 3.7 Equipment: tools to safely carry out pipe insulation removal (i.e., retractable utility knife, flexisaw, snipes, rags, scrubbing pad, etc.) 3.8 . Encapsulant: water based latex sealer or latex paint. 3.9 Amended Water: water containing a surfactant. GLEASON-001050 4. Preparation 5. Removal 6. Disposal 4.1 Instruct workers on necessary safety procedures and protective measures. Instruct in correct use of the glove bag and ensure their comprehension and ability to safely use same. ' 4.2 Instruct workers on necessary personal protective equipment as required by job specification or local, state or provincial and federal regulations. 4.3 Arrange all waste disposal as required by applicable regulatory body(ies). . .5.1 Have each worker fit and check respirator and personal protective equipment as specified. ' . 5.2 Place any tools necessary to remove insulation in bottom of bag. Zip the bag onto the pipe and seal all openings to the pipe with the nylon straps. For valve bags seal valve cover with tape or equivalent. 5.3 Insert nozzle of spray pump (pre-ftiled and primed with water and surfactant mixture) into bag through valve. Place hands in gloves, and place necessary tools to remove Insulation in tool pouch. 5.4 Cut or remove exterior insulation covering where applicable to expose asbestos pipe covering. Wet exposed pipe covering with sufficient mixture to suppress any dust. Remove insulation and arrange in bottom of bag to obtain maximum capacity of bag. Wash down exposed portion of pipe and top section of bag ensuring that any expos ed end of asbestos Insulation is thoroughly surface saturated as well as Insulation in lower portion of bag. Use one hand and a cloth or sponge to aid In washing process. 5.5 If bag is to be removed from pipe for use on new section of pipe seal two or three channels of zip-lock from outside of bag. (Note: trying to close all four channels of zip-lock together is difficult.) Re-Install in new; location before opening zip-lock. 5.6 If bag Is to be moved along pipe, move bag, re-seal to pipe with straps and using double-pull zipper to pass hangers. Repeat stripping operation. > ;' 5.7 To remove bag after completion of stripping, wash top section and tools thoroughly. Put all tools in one hand (glove), pull hand out inverted, twist to create a separate pouch, double tape to seal. Out between the tape and place in next glove bag or'into a water bucket, open pouch under water and clean and then, allow to dry. 5.8 While glove bag is still on pipe but after tools.have been removed, an appropriately labelled waste disposal bag is slipped up and over the glove bag. The glove bag's straps and zippers are opened and the glove bag opening carefully folded over and lowered Into the waste, disposal bag. Disposal bag is then sealed with tape or tie strap (not wire), to minimize bags being punctured In transit to disposal site). 5.9 After removal of bag ensure pipe is clean of all: residue. If necessary after removal of each section of asbestos, vacuum all surfaces of pipe, using H.E.P.A. Filtered - Vacuum equipment. If H.E.P.A. Vacuum equipment Is not available, use cloths, mops or sponges, dampened with water.. Ensure that surfaces are kept free of wet sludge' . which after drying could release asbestos fibres into the atmosphere. Do not use vacuum equipment other than H.E.P.A. equipment with high efficiency filters. 5.10 Seal all surfaces of pipe wlth suitable sealer to.seal any residual fibres. Cover expos ed ends of remalnlng'asbestos insulation with tape. 5.11 After removal of pipe covering vacuum all surfaces of work area including reusable tools and equipment used to perform the work. 5.12 Have each worker remove and dispose of personal clothing and respiratory equlp- ment as specified. ' 5.13 Welds and folds of glove bags are lo remain intact without modification to manufac turers design. ' 5.14 Glove bags, disposal bags, cloth rags and any porous materials are to be considered hazardous after use and handled according to. disposal sub-section. 6.1 Deliver and deposit waste in accordance with regulations set by applicable environmental regulatory authorities. : GLEASON-001051 AD SAFE GLOVE BAG When the Ad Safe Glove Bag is used in accordance'with the following instructions, sections of piping, valves, fittings and pipe elbows can be isolated so that asbestos-containing insulation materials can be removed without allowing fibers to become airborne outside the bag. The applicable state and federal regulations must be followed with regards to the use of glove bags, general work practices, personal protective equipment and landfill disposal. Workers using glove bags must wear the proper respirators and disposable clothing. NOTE: The Ad Safe Glove Bag must NOT be used in direct contact with heated pipes, valves, .. fittings and/or pipe elbows. It is preferablelhat all services (steam, hot water) to work site be shut down in advance to.ensure worker safety..' " ... 1. determine the area of pipe that glove'bag will enclose. Wrap a minimum of 3* wide section with . duct tape for both ends of giove.bag that will attach to the pipe. This will provide a solid, sealed surface to attach the glove bag to and allow removal of bag with minimum disturbance to '! remaining insulation. Leave tape in place when job is finished. 2. Slit the sides of the glove bag to fit around the outer diameter of the pipe section to be serviced. ' Place all tools required to remove the insulation hi the tool pouch. 3. Seal the bag to the pipe section as follows: '.(a.)'iemove.the paper from the adhesive-strip on top end of bag, (b.) pverlap.and seal the top flap of the bag to the adhesive section, (c.) reinforce and completely seal the overlap section with suitable duct tape, (d.) use duct tape.to form an airtight seal betweeri the edges of the bag and pipe section. Plan . to support the bottom of the bag when removal starts. The weight of insulation and water can strain and separate even 'a well constructed seal at the top section of the bag. . 4. Make a small slit in the bag and insert the nozzle of the amended water sprayer. This opening will aiso be' used to Insert NEPA vacuum attachment Seal the open areas of the slit with duct tape. :' . ` 5. Place arms In armholes and gioves.- Thoroughly wet the work area inside the bag with ' ' amended water. Be careful hot to fill the bag with excess water which could cause the bag to tear and fait. Carefully remove asbestos from work area, wetting the material as required. 6. Use damp cloth (in tool pouch) to wipe exposed sections of pipe clean of all visible foreign material .. ... 7. Thoroughly wash all reusable tools with sprayer and place in tool pouch for later recovery. " Wash down sides of bag thoroughly. (An alternate method of tool recovery is to grasp the'' washed tools in one glove, pull inside out so tools are inside glove, twist to preate a separate pouch, seal with tape, and cut end of pouch(glove): Place sealed glove intdaibucket of water, open under water and rinse and dry tools.) . 8. Place HEPA vacuum'attachment through opening in bag and draw air out of bag for 2-3 ' seconds. Do NOT draw water into vacuum. Seal hole in bag with duct tape. . 9. Squeeze bag'tightly together below tool pouch if tools are to be recovered, and tape the neck : with duct tape. 10. Pull suitable^ asbestos disposal bag oyer lower portion of glove bag. Cut glove bag across top ` section (DO NOT PULL OR TEAR) and place into disposal bag. Recover tiodls and immerse .. /Ihemimwater to complete cteaning process. Twist the dispesal bag; seal with tape and follow . ' ail legal requirements for landfill disposal. " WARRANTIES: Our commercial non-consumer products are warranted to be free from defects. Our only obligation to the commercial user will be at our option, to replace any portion proving defective to refund the purchase price thereof. The commercial user assumes all other risk, if any, such as the risk of any direct or consequential loss or damage arising out of the use of, or inability to use, this product. We make this warranty to the commercial user in lieu of the warranties of merchantability, fitness for particular purpose and all other warranties, express or implied. No deviation is authorized. Ad Safe Glove Bags are sold only with warranties implied by law. . Exclusive Products of: ABATEMENT 9TECHNOLOGIES P.O. Box 930416 Norcross, GA 30093 (404) 934-5115 DISTRIBUTED BY. GLEASON-001052 AD SAFE GLOVE BAG SYSTEMS PRODUCT FEATURES TAPE CLOSURE TOP -- . .. QUALITY MATERIALS -- A unique "one size fits all" double-sided tape closure system enables Ad Safe glove bags to be quickly' and easily attached to'various sizes (diameters) of pipe. Optionhlv^lcro shoulder straps, eliminate the need for duct tape. Ad Safe glove bags are constructed from high quality extruded polyethylene resins With excellent optical clarity properties. Standard bags are made from 6 mil material; an optional-10 mil heavy duty version is also available.. TOOL POUCH-- Asturdy,.generously sized tool pouch is easily accessible to the user. A bottom draiii prevents the pouch from accumulating water and/or insulation material. SLEEVES -- ............ GLOVES -- ,. SPECIAL DESIGNS -- ECONOMY -- . . 6 mil poly sleeves feature large shoulder openings for easy access and allow the user to easily reach all parts of the enclosed pipe. Sleeves are tinted for visibility. ,. ! Extra large flock-lined latex gloves with pattern palm grip provide excellent comfort and dexterity. Economical polyethylene gloves are an available option. i In addition to standard items, Ad Safe glove bags can be custom designed to meet specific customerneeds. Special sizes, thicknesses, colors or configura tions are available by special order. - - Ad Safe glove bags are competitively priced with ariy product on the market .... t PART NO. 2006 2010 STANDARD PRODUCTS -PACKAGING * *. i ' V DESCRIPTION , - 25/case, . Horizontal Glove Bag, 6.mil, 44 x 60", . , flock-lined late* gloves '' " " 12/case Horizontal Glove Bag, 10 mil, 44" x 60", flock-lined latex gloves Ad Safe Glove Bags are exclusive products of Abatement Technologies. BATEMENT Technologies P.O. Box930416 Norcross,GA 30093- (404) 934-5115 Sold through Authorized Distributors GLEASON-001053 AUD0& VISUAL ALARMS . ; <^()^ya//y./ppnftorfor ;y^ . .ir^'pa^-airmoyementpnd ^overioad.''' ' ' ' j$x^ EASILY PORTABLE At only 170 pounds, machine is easily transportable to and from the job site GLEASON-OOI054 HEPA-AIRE"2000 SPECIFICATIONS: DIMENSIONS: 32" L x 26" Wx 27"H WEIGHT: 170 pounds (complete with filters) POWER SUPPLY: 115 VAC, 15 amp circuit MOTOR: V/2 HP, 60 Hz, thermal protected, sealed lubrication RATED CAPACITY: 1850 CFM at < 1.5 inches HyO CALCULATING MACHINE REQUIREMENTS The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends that negative pres sure systems in asbestos abatement areas provide one air change every 15 minutes. The number of HEPAAIRE 2000. units required tor a given work area is determined as follows: STANDARD EQUIPMENT Primary, secondary and HEPA filters 12 inch diameter intake and exhaust manifolds Four casters-2 swivel and 2 fixed . p 6 foot supply cord . ^I^IOmLEQUIPMEm ; '$Hm/num flexible duct hose, 25 foot lengths . dlear mylar flexible duct hose, 25 foot lengths . -Mechanical mty^ measurey fe*:,'i ii:imhij^W0(k afea negative pressure >: by. V- .V v. :;^2p60::^ USooiyy- -f % " y,*. p. /- : . ; ' -t. .. J. /> 3.$2002 - ;" H2oiO'`:< : O',.:-' HEPA A./HE 2000Machine,complete, Primary Fiiters24"x24"x 7/2* ' ; . ;-r;. ; Secondary Filters24"'x24" x2" ; (tease of 8) . . ` . : ' HEPA FiiteliZr x Wix m'' (one) H2020 H20^5 . H205O ': Aluminized Flexible Duct, 25 ft length Mylar Flexible Duct,.25 ft. length . Mechanical Magnehelic Gauge H2055 ; < Magnehelic GaugeWall Bracket , Manufactured by: . . jilfflVMNT 1. Calculate the volume of the work area(LxWxH) 2. Calculate total cubic feet per minute (fP/min) by dividing the volume by I5minutes. 3. Calculate the numberofunits required:, fi/lihinum units = TotalfP/min : "p' - ibsocfm:' /- .j . ..... . %(ratedcapacity) . . -V:*^v' '-V r> 'j. Examp/e: :v.;/ '.3 '1 " T '' ' Atirorkareaisi66ftxr56$x ib(t; - - dr50,000fP. The'total fP/min Is SOiboO/ =13,3333 fP/mih:BydMdin^3,3333 7850(^eraiSdcajpa-i:. *. ,y. c/jy Offee ten/y; ftjfs;tee(eir/rt/n^ if/jaf 7.8 v V;: y. units'arerequired}iSo,underEPAbuide^ y: 'r"'J* '7/nes Cwo machiheswditldberequtred/ for this project. ';rt' -'v' v.i*i Important Ssifety Feature - Hepa-Aite 2000 is equipped with a - GROUND-FAULTCIRCUIT-INTERRUPT (GFCI) safety device as standard ' - ; .. equipment, ^V,:. ;!S:y ; : ;' : ; Distributed by:; 80. Box 930416 * Norcross, GA 30093 (404) 93^5115. GLEASON-OOI055 AD-SAFE Asbestos Removal Products Spray Adhesive/Adhesive Remover All purpose spray adhesive is an economical alternative to tape for bonding polyethylene sheeting lo walls and other surfaces. It adheres well to various surfaces including wallboard, brick, wood, vinyl, foam, glass, cloth, metal and rubber. Adhesive provides a water-resistant bond with quick tack, no wrinkling, and flexibility. Adhesive remover is chemically compatible with spray adhesive, providing ease of removal with out damage to the bonded sur faces. Both products are pack aged in 16 oz. net wt. cans. ASIOO Spray Adhesive, case of 12 ea. 16 oz. cans AS150 Adhesive Remover, case of 12 ea. - / 16 oz. cans Super Water-Wetter Surfactant Super Water-Wetter Is a deep- . penetrating wetting agent effec tive In pre-wetting asbestoscontaining materials during re moval work. When proportioned with water this product greatly reduces airborne asbestos fibers Super Water-Wetter is especially effective in glove bag work. AS200 Super Water-Wetter Surfactant, case of 6-1 gal. bottles Cleaner/Disinfectant . Concentrate - AS300 is a highly effective cleaner, sanitizer, deodorant and disinfectant for respirators and other personal protective equip ment. Cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting are accomplished in a single operation by mixing 5 oz. of AS300 with 1 gallon of water. AS300 Cleaner/Disinfectant . concentrate, case of 6-1 gal. bottles DISEASE WMftfflL. Asbestos Warning Signs Constructed from a durable, rigid yellow vinyl material, ' 14" x 20" warning signs are printed in black letter with legend In-accordance with OSHA re quirements. Available in English and Spanish. AS510 Warning Signs, English, case of 25 as515 Warning Signs, Spanish, case of 25 Asbestos Caution Labels Yellow 3" x 5" self-adhering vinyl labels with black legend are used to label containers of asbestos materials in accordance with EPA requirements. 1,000 per roll. AS520 Caution Labels, - case of 4 rolls Disposable Bath Towels Disposable 20" x 40" towels replace cotton towels for use after decontamination showers. (Packed 300/case. AS400 Disposable Towels, 20" x 40", case of 300 Marketed Exclusively By: ABATEMENT TECHNOLOGIES P.O.Box 930416 Norcross, GA 30093 (404) 934-5115 Sold through Authorized Distributors Distributed by:. Barrier Guard Yellow 3" x 1,000' polyfilm strip Is used to designate an asbestos work or exposure area. Legend reads: . Danger......... Danger Asbestos -- Do Not inter AS530 Barrier Guard, case ' of 8 rolls . GLEASON-001056