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choices of hepa
Posted on December 3rd, 2006 No commentsit is important to consider a number of factors when selecting an air filtration system.care should be taked that the system will serve the long range needs of the building, since it is sometimes quite difficult to justify changes after the system is installed.
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hepa history
Posted on December 3rd, 2006 No commentsHEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filters are the highest efficiency air filters available for the filtration of small particles. Defined by the Institute of Environmental Science, a Certified HEPA filter must capture a minimum of 99.97% of contaminants at 0.3 microns in size.
The first HEPA filters were developed in the 1940′s by the USA Atomic Energy Commission to full-fill a top-secret need for an efficient, effective way to filter radioactive particulate contaminants. They were needed as part of the Manhattan Project, which was the development of the atomic bomb. The first HEPA air filters were very bulky compared to the HEPA air filters that are produced today. HEPA filter technology was declassified after World War 2 and then allowed for commercial and residential use.
HEPA air filters have been traditionally used in hospital operating and isolation rooms, pharmaceutical and computer chip manufacturing, as well as in other applications requiring “Absolute” Filtration. Today HEPA air cleaners, vacuum cleaners and air filters are used in a wide variety of critical filtration applications in the nuclear, electronic, aerospace, pharmaceutical and medical fields. HEPA air cleaners, vacuum cleaners and air filters are required by law to be used in all equipment for asbestos, lead, toxic chemical and mold abatement. These HEPA filtered products must meet the strict Military Standard 282 HEPA filtration efficiency test.
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Synthetic Pocket Filter
Posted on December 3rd, 2006 No commentsMedium to high efficiency
High efficiency filtration with low resistance
Available in wide range of size
Gasket products available
DESCRIPTION
These synthetic Pocket filters are constructed of synthetic fiber media and assembled in galvanized steel frame. The stitch of the pocket is flexible to maintain shape is changing conditions. In order to prevent any possible leakage, all stitching are sealed with thermo-plastic resin. Our pocket filter offers high efficiency filtration while maintaining low resistance to airflow. We have efficiency ranged of 40-45%,60-65%,80-85% and 90-95%. The header is constructed with 26-gauge galvanized steel to the filter face. Gasketing products are available to meet your application needs


