
Rubber & Plastics
PVC, compounding, injection, and polymer processing fumes.
Processes and emission sources
Zeolite or carbon concentration with CO for organics; WESP for mist-heavy exhaust streams.

Real engineering project deployed by FluxFine Environmental.
Common pollutants
- Plasticizer fumes
- Oil mist
- Styrene and mixed VOCs
- Odor compounds
- Particulate
Typical conditions
- Variable recipes
- Sticky condensable fumes
- Medium temperature exhaust
- Odor-sensitive boundaries
Engineering priorities
- Condensation control
- Duct fouling
- Recipe peaks
- Media compatibility
- Cleaning access
From collection to compliant discharge
- 01
Local capture
- 02
Cooling or filtration
- 03
WESP where mist-heavy
- 04
Adsorption or oxidation
- 05
Odor polishing
Configurations commonly evaluated
These configurations are starting points for this industry. Final selection depends on measured airflow, pollutant chemistry, concentration, temperature and production schedule.
Zeolite Rotor
Concentrates large-airflow, low-concentration VOC exhaust into a smaller stream for efficient downstream oxidation.
View equipmentZeolite + CO
An integrated low-temperature oxidation package for large-airflow, low-concentration and catalyst-compatible VOC streams.
View equipmentActivated Carbon + CO
Swing-bed adsorption and desorption combined with catalytic oxidation for intermittent, low-concentration VOC exhaust.
View equipmentWESP
High-voltage wet collection for fine, sticky and oil-bearing aerosols after suitable gas conditioning.
View equipmentElectrostatic Fume Purifier
A dry or low-water electrostatic collection unit for industrial oil fume and fine process aerosol.
View equipmentCyclone Hybrid Scrubber
Combines inertial separation and wet contact for dusty, fibrous or sticky exhaust before downstream treatment.
View equipmentMap your rubber & plastics process
Share exhaust sources, airflow, concentration, operating temperature and schedule. We will identify pretreatment needs and a suitable control train.


