Resources

NIOSH TECHNICAL INFORMATION

“Excessive turbulence could cause the contamination to be blown back into the shooters face”

NIOSH ALERT

“Exhausted air should not be recirculated back into the range”

NAFA Firing Range Guideline

“Makeup air ratio of 30% is recommended to prevent the build of oxides of nitrogen & carbon”

Safety & Suggested Guideline Material

“Facility testing results”

Testing

“Comparative testing Recirculating vs. Treated Fresh Air”

Shot Show Brochure

“2016 Shot Show Brochure”

Shooting Ranges

“Country wide Lead Testing Failures”

The Truth About Indoor Shooting Range Ventilation

“2016 NSSF OSHA & Lead Management Presentation”

Exciting News

Conditioned Air Displacement Systems – Shooting Range Ventilation April 25, 2017
Lowering Your Operating Costs March 15, 2017
The Wrong Range Ventilation System Can Cost You More Than You Realize March 14, 2017

Straight Talk

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Tweets by RushingAir_USA

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Contact

Rushing Air Treated Air

3315 Spring Cypress Rd
Building 4A
Spring TX, 77388
832.791.5521