Standards in the filter industry
ISO16890 standard
Since the end of 2016, the ISO16890 standard has been valid for air filters. This ISO standard is the international standard for testing and classifying air filters. The ISO16890 standard clearly shows the efficiency of a filter, making the difference in quality more apparent. The filter class that emerges from this standard states what percentage of a certain particle size is captured by a filter.
Since the end of 2016, the ISO16890 standard has been valid for air filters. This ISO standard is the international standard for testing and classifying air filters. The ISO16890 standard clearly shows the efficiency of a filter, making the difference in quality more apparent. The filter class that emerges from this standard states what percentage of a certain particle size is captured by a filter.
EN1822 standard
The EN1822 standard is a special standard for absolute filters. In some situations, extremely high demands are made on air quality. For example in an operating room, clean room or laboratory. If you want to be absolutely sure that solid particles, aerosols and germs are kept out, choose an absolute filter.
The EN1822 standard is a special standard for absolute filters. In some situations, extremely high demands are made on air quality. For example in an operating room, clean room or laboratory. If you want to be absolutely sure that solid particles, aerosols and germs are kept out, choose an absolute filter.