Ventilation Air Filters, or ventilation air filters, are important equipment for ensuring indoor air quality and circulation. Their main function is to filter dust, particulate matter and other harmful substances in the air to ensure that the air remains clean during ventilation.
Ventilation air filters are usually divided into multiple grades to meet the needs of different environments and applications. These filters can capture tiny dust particles of 0-5 microns and effectively prevent them from entering indoor spaces, thereby protecting people's health.
ISO 16890 is the first international standard for the performance test and evaluation of general air filters. It provides a clear basis for the performance evaluation of ventilation air filters. The formulation and implementation of this standard has promoted the development of a global common market for the filtration industry, and has enabled the performance and quality of ventilation air filters to be more strictly monitored and guaranteed.
In short, ventilation air filters play a vital role in modern buildings and indoor environments. They create a healthy and comfortable indoor space for people by filtering air and purifying the environment.
