Industrial Air Purification System | Aerolube
Aerolube’s industrial air purification system has been specifically built to operate in industrial settings. We guarantee performance and product life by having greater dust-holding capacity than competing Air Cleaners. Air Purifiers designed for the home environment cannot alleviate air quality problems in commercial buildings such as manufacturing plants, hospitals, warehouses, and food and beverage production facilities.
Our industrial air purification system employs HEPA filters and is designed specifically for your HVAC system, according to all applicable requirements. Aerolube air filtration systems are intended to complement your HVAC system. It protects your people, goods, and operations while reducing energy consumption.
Why is Aerolube the Superior Industrial Air Purification System?
Here’s a closer look at why our industrial air filtration system is the best option for your commercial needs:
Built to Handle Heavy-Duty Dust
Manufacturing factories, warehouses, and food manufacturing facilities all create a lot of dust. Aerolube air cleaners for industrial settings have bigger dust-holding capabilities. This means they can trap more dust particles for longer periods without having to change the filter. This equates to lower maintenance costs and constant, high-performance air filtering.
HEPA Filters for Unmatched Air Quality
Industrial spaces often deal with contaminants beyond just dust. Aerolube industrial air purification system utilizes HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters. These top-of-the-line filters capture 99.97% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns, including:
- Dust particles
- Bacteria
- Viruses
- Allergens
It is a Perfect Upgrade for Your Existing HVAC System
Our industrial air purification system is not like air purifiers, it is designed to complement your existing HVAC system. This collaborative way ensures efficient air circulation throughout your facility. Additionally, by removing dust and other contaminants from the air, our air cleaners reduce the workload on your HVAC system. This leads to lower energy consumption and increased equipment lifespan.
You are Investing in the Wellbeing of Your People and Products
It is a universal fact that clean air is essential for a healthy and productive work environment. Here, our industrial air purification system contributes to:
1. Improved employee health by reducing exposure to dust, allergens, and other airborne contaminants.
2. Enhanced product quality in manufacturing and food production facilities by minimizing contamination risks.
Aerolube’s industrial air purification system is a comprehensive solution for commercial air purification. With their superior dust-holding capacity, HEPA filtration technology, and seamless integration with your HVAC system, Aerolube air cleaners guarantee cleaner air. It promotes healthier work environments and long-lasting performance.
FAQ’s
1. How Does Industrial Air Purifier Work?
An industrial air purification system operates by drawing contaminated air through a series of filtration stages within the system. These stages typically include pre-filters, HEPA filters, activated carbon filters, and sometimes additional technologies like UV-C light or ionization. As the air passes through these filters, airborne particles, allergens, VOCs, and odors are effectively captured and neutralized. It results in cleaner and fresher air being circulated back into the industrial space.
2. What Is an Industrial Air Filter?
An essential part of an industrial air purification system is its filter. It is made to collect and eliminate airborne pollutants. These industrial air filters are specifically designed to target a variety of particle kinds and sizes, such as dust, pollen, mold spores, bacteria, volatile chemical compounds, etc. Industrial air filters assist in improving indoor air quality.
3. What are the 2 Methods for Purification of Air?
The purification of air in industrial settings typically involves two main methods:
Mechanical filtration
This method utilizes physical barriers, such as HEPA filters & pre-filters, to capture airborne particles and contaminants.
Chemical filtration
It often uses activated carbon or other adsorbent materials, and targets gases, odors, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) through adsorption or chemical reactions.
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