HEPA Filters

Originally called high-efficiency particulate absorber but also sometimes called high-efficiency particulate arresting.

HEPA was commercialized in the 1950s, and the original term became a registered trademark, and later a generic term for highly efficient filters.

HEPA filters are often used by those who have asthma and severe allergy problems. The filters improve indoor air quality and are one of the most efficient filters on the market.

Varying standards define what qualifies as a HEPA filter. Efficiency at 99.97% on 0.3 micron and higher particle size.

Filter Media is usually Glass Fibre or Synthetic.

The frame, gasket, faceguard, efficiency, ratings, separator and sealants vary according to specifications.

IMPORTANT! Each HEPA filter should have its very own certificate of compliance and test results from the factory.

Benefits

Large filter area
Unique construction
Very high dust retention
Long filter lifetime
Low energy consumption
Corrosion free
Easy installation
High airflow rates
High-performance media
High surface area

Applications

Areas with high-volume airflow equipment and areas where fine filtration is required.

Hospitals / HVAC / AHU’s / Food and Beverages / Pharmaceuticals / Clean Rooms / Semi-Conductors / Power Generation / Medical facilities / Automotive and Aircraft.