Air Cleaner Filters

Air cleaner filters are used to remove a range contaminants from the air, including pollens, dust, dirt particles, allergens, and undesirable odors. These devices utilize filters made of various materials, including cotton, polyester, gauze, and metal mesh. Air cleaner filters help to keep air clean and contaminant-free.

The fibers in air cleaner filters can be of various sizes and densities and can allow for different airflows. In general, filters that are designed to capture larger particles have large fibers, while those designed to catch the smallest of particles have small fibers. HEPA filters can catch the smallest particles of any type of air cleaner filter. HEPA ((High Efficiency Particulate Air) filters have specific standards that are regulated by the government.

Air cleaner filters are commonly used in conjunction with home or commercial heating and cooling systems. With the rise of asthma and allergy sufferers, air cleaner filters have become more and more common. Once allergens and contaminants are removed from the air, affected people are able to breathe more easily.