Good afternoon all,

We have a new adhesive that we will be curing in some of our existing ovens
in our manufacturing areas.  These ovens currently vent to the general
environment and have not been a problem according to our industrial
hygienists or safety people.  This new adhesive may have some health
concerns for cure byproducts (remote but possible) and I want to
investigate the use of charcoal filters on the oven exhausts before the
question gets asked.

Do any of you use such charcoal filters on oven exhausts?  If so, can you
point me to some good products or sources of good info?  I want to consider
this as an alternative to additional venting out the roof, the associated
costs to do that, and the additional permitting nightmares.  Thanks.

Doug Pauls
Rockwell Collins

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