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Filtration Grade Dimensions (mm) W*H* D Filter Area (㎡) Rated Air Flow (m³/h) Wind Velocity Test (m/s) Initial Resistance (Pa) H13 610*610*120...
View full detailsDimensions (mm) W*H* D 595*595*550 / 6P Filtration Grade G4 M5 M6 F7 F8 F9 Air Flow (m³/h) 3400 3400 3400 3400 3400 3400 Initial Resistanc...
View full detailsFiltration Grade Arrestance Wind Velocity Test (m/s) Initial Efficiency Initial Resistance (Pa) Dust Holding Capacity (g/㎡) G3 91% 0.2 <15 ...
View full detailsFiltration Grade Dimensions (mm) W*H* D Number of Bags Filtration Area (㎡) Rated Air Volume (m³/h) Initial Resistance (Pa) Final Resistance (Pa)...
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This filtration level significantly improves indoor air quality and helps protect sensitive equipment and occupants.
PM1 (≤1 µm)
ISO ePM1 50%
ISO ePM1 80%
Effective removal of very fine and ultrafine particles
Improved HVAC system cleanliness
Reduced dust deposition on coils and ducts
Suitable for high-performance HVAC systems
Hospitals and healthcare facilities (general areas)
Data centers and technical rooms
Laboratories and clean production environments
Commercial buildings with high IAQ standards
ISO ePM1 filters offer advanced fine particle control while remaining compatible with high-airflow HVAC systems. Higher efficiency classes are selected based on IAQ targets and system capacity.
ISO ePM1 80% provides significantly higher removal of PM1 particles and is typically used in more sensitive environments.
No. ISO ePM1 filters improve fine particle control but do not meet the efficiency requirements of HEPA filters.
Higher efficiency may increase pressure drop slightly, but modern filter media designs help maintain energy-efficient operation.



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