HEPA filter terminology misuse
HEPA filter terminology misuse The term HEPA filter has been loosely used as a term for most secondary and final filters for many years. Although this in itself is not a big deal, the fact that many facilities believe they have HEPA filters when they actually don't,...
MERV 8 vs. MERV 13. Which Filter Should I Buy?
MERV (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) is a rating system used to measure the effectiveness of HVAC filters in removing airborne particles from the air. A higher MERV rating indicates a higher level of filtration efficiency. When comparing MERV 8/10 and MERV 13...
Good Filtration In Schools Is Important For 3 Reasons.
Good filtration in schools is important for 3 reasons. Funding of schools: Good Filtration helps to improve indoor air quality by removing harmful dust, allergens, and pathogens. This is important in schools where a large number of students and staff spend many hours...
Enhancing Indoor Air Quality in Schools: The Benefits of MERV 13 Filters
As air quality awareness continues to grow, ensuring a healthy and clean environment in educational settings has become a top priority. With the increasing focus on maintaining optimal indoor air quality (IAQ), schools are adopting various measures to safeguard the...
Production ramped up in new facility!
April 11 marked the launch of full operations in our new facility! This expansion allows us to begin a new phase in our growth with triple the order staging area, a third custom manufacturing line, 4 more docks, increased customer parking for pickup and added packing...
Understanding High Capacity and High Velocity Filters
High capacity filters have more square footage of media in them by increasing the pleat count. This gives more surface area for the air to pass through and therefore reduces static pressure. High capacity filters can be used to increase filter life or to simply reduce...