Airlabs transfers air filtration technology to Rensair
- By AirScape
- May 11, 2022
Airlabs transfers air filtration technology to Rensair
We share the great news that we have merged AirLabs Air Filtration Division with Rensair, a specialist in Indoor Air Quality.
Airlabs will continue under the leadership of Jorge M. Vasquez, to focus on the success of the Air Monitoring Division, including the AirScape/AirNode products.
Rensair has deep experience in hospital-grade air purification and has secured new funding to expand its presence across the world, introduce a broader product portfolio with IoT connectivity, and invest in marketing outreach. The acquisition of established AirLabs products such as the AirBubbl brings complementary filtration and IoT technologies to their product range.
Importantly, the Air Filtration sales and operational teams have transferred to Rensair to ensure our customers’ point of contact and level of service will remain unchanged. They can be assured that they remain a valued partner of AirLabs and now also of Rensair.
Rensair is on a mission to protect and enhance lives through proven clean air technology. Founded in May 2020 by Danish twins Christian and Frederik Hendriksen, the company – whose over 800 customers include CBRE, Disney, Morgan Stanley, PepsiCo, SNCF, and the UK National Health Service (NHS) – is headquartered in London with operations in the UK, Europe, USA and Asia. More information can be found here.
“The pandemic has taught us that we cannot take air quality for granted, but airborne disease transmission is not the only reason to care about air quality”, said Christian Hendriksen, Co-founder and CEO at Rensair. “The proliferation of environmental pollutants, a rise in drug-resistant bacteria, and the newly identified threat of airborne microplastics are all reasons to improve Indoor Air Quality.”
“Clean air is of course a defense mechanism against sick building syndrome and absenteeism, but it’s much more than that”, said Frederik Hendriksen, Co-founder and US CEO at Rensair. “It’s been proven to boost productivity and learning and, in one Harvard study, resulted in a 61% increase in cognitive scores. The ROI on Indoor Air Quality is far reaching.”
This exciting development should have limited impact, but please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.