asecos – Safety and Environmental Protection

In practice: Hazardous materials workstation at Endress+Hauser Flowtec AG

Measurement experts at Endress+Hauser need the hazardous materials workstation from asecos for the production of products for measuring the flow of liquids, gases and steam. The employees are pleased with the positive change since using the hazardous materials workstation: the odor nuisance decreased significantly. 

"In terms of price, the purchase was also an interesting alternative to a conventional fume hood," says Andreas Suter, who also praises the cooperation with the asecos technicians as well as the comprehensive 24-hour service that asecos offers in the event of necessary spare parts or repairs.

Andreas Suter, Mechanical Engineer

In practice: Hazardous material workstation with base cabinet and front panel for preparing tissue samples in the pathology department of Klinikum Fulda gAG

For the preparation of tissue samples and the storage of hazardous substances such as xylene and formalin, the pathology department at Klinikum Fulda has decided to use hazardous substance workstations and cabinets from asecos. Prof. Arps praises in particular the technically sophisticated fresh air management, the high fire protection (F 90) and the practical folding doors.  

All in all, he says, they now have not only highly effective employee protection, but a "highly secure, modular, maintenance- and operation-safe overall system."

Prof. Arps, Klinikum Fulda

In practice: Q-LINE safety cabinets at Ernst Wenzelmann Schilderfabrik GmbH

The manufacturer of signs uses safety storage cabinets type 90 from asecos for the storage of flammable paints and solvents. Amongst other things, the sign-making factory decided on the asecos cabinets because they are freely movable:

“We then only need a lifting cart to move the asecos hazardous material cabinets. They can be very easily connected to our central extraction system at any other location in the room by means of a spiral duct. This saves us a great deal of effort and also the approval procedures that would become necessary for building a new paint room.”

Ernst Ludwig Wenzelmann, Managing Director