Effective filtration systems improve overall indoor air quality along with employee health and productivity

Building owners, operators, managers, designers, service contractors and maintenance personnel need reliable and accurate information regarding commercial air filtration systems and commercial air purifiers. A properly maintained commercial air filtration system will ensure the protection of equipment and occupants while cutting down on the need for equipment cleaning and emergency maintenance.

  • Our fully trained service staff will perform an on-site survey of your current filter application, recommending any changes required for optimal filtration.

  • New technologies in air filter media and design mean higher MERV filters are now available having the same, or even lower pressure drop specifications.

  • Along with filter change outs and Just-In-Time Delivery, we offer coil cleaning, retrofitting units, stocking programs, and chemical treatment.

  • MERV 13 is the first point where E1 particle removal begins, and is the minimum filter grade required under the LEED program.

  • Our service technicians strictly adhere to the National Air Filtration Association’s Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual while installing every commercial air filtration system.

  • Our sales team will also assist you in airflow testing and life cycle cost analysis to help reduce maintenance budgets and improve indoor air quality.

Clean air is the top priority.

Data Centers rely on proper cooling and air filtration to protect vital equipment and avoid breakdowns or downtime. The gentle circuitry of these machines, if contaminated by poorly maintained air filtration equipment, can damage and corrode their electrical components. To keep data centers working reliably and preventing unexpected shutdowns, a full range of professional filtration solutions is needed.

  • Arresting particulates that can act as carriers of bacteria or even sources of nutrition is vital in a filter’s capabilities.

  • Keeping humidity levels stable and adequate by using moisture-resistant, non-shedding filter media helping to prevent corrosion, which is the most probable cause of system failure.

  • Immediate, airtight high efficiency upon installation.

  • Long service life with low energy requirements.

  • Proper cooling

  • Ventilation

  • Gas Adsorption

Contaminants in a hospital include normal atmospheric dust, viruses, bacteria, fungi, and pollen.

Clean, healthy air should be the highest priority in any hospital or medical facility. Proper air filtration provides patients, staff and visitors with a high degree of protection from airborne microorganisms that can cause infection, disease and even death.

  • Arresting particulates that can act as carriers of bacteria or even sources of nutrition is vital in a filter’s capabilities.

  • Immediate, airtight high efficiency upon installation.

  • Moisture resistant, non-shedding filter media.

  • Long service life with low energy requirements.

We offer immediate results upon installation.

Most particulate contamination in the hospitality sector comes from foot traffic, open and closing doors, and the preparation of food. This contamination includes atmospheric dust, bacteria, fungus, etc. Air filtration is important because over time, these contaminants can accumulate in areas that will cause foul odors, dirty vents and walls, and unhealthy IAQ.

  • Most particulate contamination in the hospitality sector comes from foot traffic, open/closing doors, and the preparation of food.

  • In environments where smells and microbial growth are prevalent, UV lighting can be used in association with filtration to remedy the toughest of IAQ tasks.

  • Minimum MERV 8 rated filter media captures most particulate.

  • Energy efficient filter media also helps control energy costs.

  • Air Filter Sales & Service carries many different brands and types to accommodate or cater to your facility’s unique filtration requirements.

  • Together we can develop the optimal filter change frequency that will keep your facility running at peak performance for long periods of time.

 

An efficient industrial filtration system is our goal.

The industrial and manufacturing sector spans across many different trades and processes that rely on multiple phases or applications of industrial air filtration. An efficient system not only focuses on air quality within the facility, but also concentrates on anything that is initiated and then released into the atmosphere during the production process.

  • Air Filter Sales & Service manufactures many different custom industrial air filtration systems, including custom filters and filter holding devices.

  • We also represent multiple manufacturers of filter housings and even air handlers that can be altered to meet every customer’s unique requirement.

  • Our installation crews are well versed in different types of retrofits and often make alternate recommendations based on client specifications.

  • Life cycle cost analysis is also provided to ensure customers we are exceeding specific requirements through the most efficient approach.

  • Dust Collection Systems can be another important tool utilized in these types of facilities.

  • Additionally, filters with a Class I Fire Rating are often used to eliminate flame and spark hazards.

Keeping students in school through clean air.

In educational facilities, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) plays a significant role in the overall well-being of the building’s occupants. Inadequate ventilation and poor Indoor Air Quality can cause serious health problems among students and faculty.

  • Children are more vulnerable to environmental hazards because their bodies are still developing.

  • Decrease the potential for short-term and long-term health problems (e.g., asthma).

  • Decrease student, teacher, and staff absenteeism.

  • Increase student, teacher, and staff productivity.

Consider bringing in a NAFA Certified Air Filtration Specialist from Air Filter Sales And Service for a complimentary survey, evaluation, and consultation.

Pharmaceutical facilities usually have a more complex HVAC system than a typical commercial or industrial building, due to the strict air quality standards they must maintain. Proper filtration is a necessity in these applications to minimize downtime and streamline production within the cleanrooms while capitalizing on energy savings within budget guidelines.

  • Make-up air units are typically used with a variety of filters to treat the air before it enters the cleanroom. Selecting products with a lower pressure drop inside of these units can result in lower energy costs for the facility. MERV 13 is the first point where E1 particle removal begins and is the minimum filter grade required under the LEED program.

  • A ceiling mounted HEPA or ULPA filter eliminates all submicron particulate that has made it through the make-up air system.

  • The final filter creates the clean environment needed for pharmaceutical applications while also providing laminar flow in the cleanrooms.

  • Ultraviolet lights have also been successfully used in pharmaceutical applications to irradiate any microbiological contaminants in the facility.