HEPA Filters
HEPA filters (High Efficiency Particulate Air filters) are essential for maintaining clean and healthy air quality in various industrial and commercial environments. These filters offer very high efficiency, removing 99.97% of particles measuring 0.3 micrometres or larger from the air. This makes them ideal for applications in sectors such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and food processing, where air purification is crucial. By using HEPA filters, companies can meet strict air quality standards, protect the health of their employees and guarantee product quality.
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Specifications
| Filter class ISO 29463 | ISO 35 H - ISO 45 H |
| Filter class EN 1822 | H13 - H14 |
| Type | Pack - V-cell - Hicap - Dyseal - Fluidseal - Knifeedge |
| Frame options | Aluminium, MDF, galvanised steel or plastic |
| Recommended terminal resistance | 500 Pa of 600 Pa |
| Maximum continuous temperature | 70°C of 80°C |
| Maximum relative humidity | 100% |
Information
A HEPA absolute filter is available in two ISO standards and six types. This means the filter will perfectly match your requirements. We can also customise the filter to ensure you receive the best solution for your application.
Where is a HEPA filter used?
HEPA filters are used in various applications where high air quality is required. They are widely used in environments where air quality is crucial, such as hospitals, laboratories, production environments, and clean rooms. They are also often used in ventilation systems to remove harmful dust particles from the air.
Devices where HEPA filters are used:
- Air conditioning systems: In air conditioning systems, HEPA filters are used to remove dust, pollen and other small particles from the air, contributing to a cleaner indoor climate.
- Ventilation systems: In ventilation systems, HEPA filters are used to purify the air circulating through buildings, keeping the indoor air free of pollutants, bacteria and viruses.
- Medical equipment (such as air purification systems in operating rooms): In medical environments, such as operating rooms, HEPA filters ensure that the air remains extremely clean, minimising the risk of infection or contamination.
Sectors where HEPA filters are used:
- Healthcare: In hospitals and clinics, HEPA filters are used to purify the air of viruses, bacteria and other pathogens, contributing to a safe and sterile environment for patients and healthcare providers.
- Pharmaceutical industry: In pharmaceutical production, HEPA filters are used to clean the air of particles that could affect product quality and to keep the environment clean during the medicine production process.
- Food industry: HEPA filters are used to remove contaminants and allergens from the air, ensuring a hygienic and safe production environment, which is essential for food safety.
- Electronics and semiconductor manufacturing: In the production of electronics and semiconductors, HEPA filters are used to remove dust particles and other contaminants from the air that could affect product quality.
What types of HEPA filters are available?
HEPA filters are available in different designs, depending on their filtration capacity. The most common types are the H13, H14 and H15 filters, all of which meet strict standards for particle filtration. These filters vary in their degree of efficiency and the type of particles they can remove, making them suitable for different applications.
- H13 HEPA filters: These filters offer 99.95% efficiency for particles of 0.3 micrometres or larger. They are often used in applications such as hospitals and laboratories, where a high degree of air purity is required.
- H14 HEPA filters: H14 filters offer a higher filtration capacity of 99.995%, making them suitable for highly sensitive environments such as pharmaceutical manufacturing and clean rooms.
- H15 HEPA filters: These filters offer the highest efficiency of 99.9995% and are often used in applications where the highest level of air purification is required, such as in critical medical and industrial environments.
What are the advantages of HEPA filters?
HEPA filters offer several advantages, including the effective removal of small particles, which significantly improves air quality. They contribute to a healthier working environment by removing allergens, viruses, bacteria and dust particles from the air. In addition, they ensure higher productivity in sectors where clean air is essential for both employee health and product quality. Furthermore, they help companies comply with the air quality standards and regulations that apply in certain industries.
HEPA filters at Tops Luchtfilters
At Tops Luchtfilters, we understand the importance of clean and healthy air quality, especially in environments where the air must be extremely pure. Whether it’s hospitals, laboratories, or other sensitive environments, we offer customised solutions with HEPA filters that meet the highest standards of air purification.