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Introduction to HEPA filter: HEPA (High Efficiency Particle Air Filter), meaning high-efficiency air filter in Chinese, is a filter that meets the HEPA standard, with an effective rate of 99.7% for 0.1 microns and 0.3 microns. The characteristic of HEPA filter is that air can pass through, but small particles cannot pass through.

It can achieve a removal efficiency of over 99.97% for particles with a diameter of 0.3 microns (1/200 of a hair diameter) or more, making it the most effective filter medium for pollutants such as smoke, dust, and bacteria (smoke particles produced by smoking have a diameter of 0.5 microns). It is internationally recognized as the most efficient filtering material.

HEPA is divided into five materials: PP filter paper, glass fiber, composite PP PET filter paper, melt blown polyester non-woven fabric, and melt blown glass fiber. It has high air resistance, large dust holding capacity, and high filtration accuracy.

1. Unique seamless sealing technology, better sealing effect, longer lasting, and less prone to leakage;

2. The filter material is double-sided with a metal protective net.

3. It can provide various thicknesses such as 50mm, 69mm, 90mm, etc.

4. Scanning and counting MPPS efficiency for each laser: 95% -99.999995% (EN1882).

5. Filtration grade: H11-H14, U15, U16 (EN1822).

HEPA high-efficiency filter application locations:

1. Can be used in industries such as optical electronics, LCD manufacturing, biomedicine, precision instruments, beverages and food, PCB printing, etc.

2. The air conditioning terminal supply area of the dust-free purification workshop. Both high-efficiency and ultra HEPA high-efficiency filters are used at the end of clean rooms, and can be divided into three types based on their structural forms: high-efficiency with partitions, high-efficiency without partitions, high-efficiency with high air volume, and ultra HEPA high-efficiency filters.

3. High cleanliness facilities such as operating rooms, animal laboratories, crystal experiments, and aviation.