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Particles Plus has extended its partnership with the Indoor Air Quality Association, reinforcing its commitment to supporting education, collaboration, and innovation within the indoor air quality profession.

Particles Plus welcomed distributor service technicians from around the world to its Stoughton headquarters for its annual three-day calibration and diagnostic training program, strengthening global technical support and service capabilities.

Particles Plus hosted an IEST hands-on training course on HEPA testing and airflow visualization in its new training cleanroom space at the company’s Stoughton headquarters.

Particles Plus participated in the IAQA Seattle Chapter workshop examining indoor air quality and occupational health considerations associated with legal and illicit cannabis production.

Particles Plus participated in AIHA Connect 2026, showcasing particle counting and environmental monitoring solutions for industrial hygiene, occupational health, and indoor air quality professionals.

Particles Plus, Inc. participated in ESTECH 2026 in Fort Worth, Texas, highlighting advanced particle counting and environmental monitoring solutions for contamination control and controlled environment applications.

Research supported by Particles Plus particle counters was presented at the Air Sensors International Conference, highlighting particulate matter monitoring efforts in residential indoor environments across Mexico City.

Particles Plus, Inc. participated as a Gold Sponsor at the annual meeting of the Indoor Air Quality Association in Carlsbad, California, supporting discussions on indoor environmental quality, airborne contamination monitoring, and healthier buildings.

Particles Plus, Inc. attended INTERPHEX 2026 in New York City, where the company introduced its new 6000 Series High-Flow Particle Counters for cleanroom certification and validation applications.