Applications
Sandbox Enviro serves customers with real air pollution problems who need a practical alternative to bespoke infrastructure.
Field deployment
Where Sandbox fits
Monitor and treat air quality issues inside manufacturing facilities and around process exhaust. Sandbox Enviro helps address particulates, odors, VOCs, combustion byproducts, and other site-specific pollutants with systems configured around the actual source and operating environment.
Reduce the air quality impact of backup, temporary, and prime-power diesel generators. Sandbox Enviro can help control PM, CO, VOCs, NOx, hydrocarbons, and odor while preserving the reliability that makes generators necessary in the first place.
Control dust, diesel exhaust, odors, and other temporary site emissions without building permanent infrastructure. Modular deployments can support construction sites, temporary power installations, and projects where neighbor complaints, permitting, or visible emissions create risk.
Diagnose and improve indoor air quality problems tied to smoke, odors, particulates, VOCs, and combustion-related pollutants. Sandbox Enviro combines monitoring and targeted treatment so building operators can move from complaints to measured corrective action.
Deploy monitoring and treatment in rail, bus, station, depot, and public facility environments where air quality issues affect riders, workers, and operations. Sandbox Enviro’s modular approach is suited for constrained infrastructure where permanent retrofits can be slow or expensive.
Address odor, smoke, grease-related particulates, VOCs, and indoor air quality issues from high-output food preparation. Sandbox Enviro can support kitchens and food-service facilities that need practical air treatment without a full ventilation redesign.
Public Transit Pilot
Sandbox Environmental Systems was selected for a CTA Innovation Studio pilot to produce and install advanced filters on eight CTA 5000-Series railcars. The pilot is designed to help mitigate cigarette smoke smell and other odors that affect the customer experience.
If you know the site type but not the exact treatment path, start with a monitoring plan.
