Repair & Contamination Declaration Form
Blowers, Vacuum Boosters, and Pumps
To ensure safe handling and efficient processing of returned equipment, please complete the Repair/Return Authorization Form and Contamination Declaration prior to sending in any blower, vacuum booster, or vacuum pump. This information is required to document potential contamination and maintain safety for all personnel. Accurate and complete details will help us expedite your evaluation, repair, or warranty process.
Submit A Repair/Return
Providing clear contamination details allows our team to take the necessary precautions for cleaning, disassembly, and repair. Equipment exposed to hazardous chemicals, toxic materials, or other contaminants can pose serious risks if not properly identified in advance. By documenting the operating conditions and materials processed, we can handle your equipment safely and in compliance with all applicable environmental and workplace safety standards.
Please ensure that all returned equipment is properly drained, cleaned, and packaged to prevent leaks or spills during transport. If applicable, include supporting documentation such as safety data sheets (SDS) for any substances that have come into contact with the equipment. This helps our technicians determine the correct cleaning and inspection procedures before repairs begin.
Our team is committed to providing accurate evaluations and timely service. Completing the form thoroughly ensures your equipment is processed without delays and that any warranty considerations are reviewed promptly. Should you have questions about the form or contamination requirements, our customer support team is available to guide you through the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is equipment decontamination documentation required before servicing certain vacuum equipment?
What information should be provided on an equipment decontamination form?
Who is responsible for confirming that equipment has been decontaminated?
What should a facility do if equipment cannot be fully decontaminated before service?
Can incomplete decontamination information delay equipment service?
Yes. Additional information may be required before the equipment can be safely accepted and serviced.