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Diesel fleet and transit shops
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Fire stations and emergency apparatus bays
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Enclosed automotive service facilities
EXHAUST EXTRACTION
Exhaust extraction systems are planned around vehicle types, bay activity, hose routing and the building so technicians can work in a cleaner environment.
Vehicle exhaust extraction captures emissions close to the tailpipe and routes them outside the occupied work area. Systems can use hoses, reels, rails and application-specific nozzles for cars, trucks, buses or emergency vehicles.
A nozzle connects near the exhaust outlet. A fan draws exhaust through heat-rated hose and ductwork to a safe discharge location; reels or rail systems keep hoses positioned and stored between uses.
Diesel fleet and transit shops
Fire stations and emergency apparatus bays
Enclosed automotive service facilities
Captures exhaust at the source instead of diluting room air
Vehicle movement and exhaust temperature shape the system
Hose, nozzle, airflow and discharge design must work together
CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM
RML can help compare equipment after these facility and workflow details are clear.
Which vehicles, exhaust locations and temperatures are present?
Are vehicles stationary, moving or starting in the bay?
Where can fans, reels, rails and discharge points be installed?
What airflow and automatic-release features are needed?
RELEVANT EQUIPMENT PARTNERS
Open the official manufacturer site for current product families, then let RML help compare fit, installation and support.
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