Activated Carbon Conventional Hepa Filter

What is a HEPA Filter? A HEPA Filter is a high-efficiency air filter manufactured using micro-fiber glass media, designed to capture ultra-fine particles, including PM0.3, viruses, bacteria carriers, smoke, aerosols, spores, and chemical particulate. HEPA filters are installed after Pre Filters and Fine Filters, making them the final stage in ensuring 100% contamination control in critical environments. Key Features of HEPA Filters? Efficiency Grades: H10, H11, H12, H13, H14 (EN 1822 / ISO 29463) Efficiency Range: 95% – 99.999% @ 0.3 µm Construction Types: Mini Pleat / Deep Pleat / Separator HEPA / Box Type / Flange Type Media: Micro Glass Fiber (waterproof, fire-resistant) Available in Standard & Customized Sizes Airflow 500 – 3400 CFM depending on size Gel Seal & PU Seal Options Laser leak tested (scanning method) What is benefits Benefits ?✔ Ultra-fine Particle Filtration Captures 0.3-micron particles, providing ISO Class 3–8 cleanroom performance. ✔ Absolute Contamination Control Critical for pharmaceutical production, hospitals, operation theatres, labs, electronics & semiconductor environments. ✔ Energy Efficient Design Mini pleat construction ensures low pressure drop and longer service life. ✔ Long Filter Life Large surface area = high dust holding capacity and extended operational hours. Applications of HEPA Filters ? Pharmaceutical Cleanrooms (ISO 5–8) Hospitals & Operation Theatres Biological Safety Cabinets Laminar Airflow Units (Horizontal/Vertical) Semiconductor & Electronics Manufacturing Aerospace & Defence Labs Food & Beverage Industry Commercial HVAC Systems requiring high IAQ What is Technical Specifications? Efficiency: H10–H14 Test Standards: EN1822 / ISO 29463 Media: Microfiber Glass Sealant: PU Epoxy / Hotmelt Frame: Aluminium / GI / SS / Wood Gasket: Neoprene, EPDM, Gel Seal Max Temperature: 60–80°C (Standard), 120°C (High Temp) Pressure Drop: Low, energy-efficient design