Material activated carbon non-woven composite filter material

According to the latest non-woven filter material industry analysis and research, it is found that activated carbon non-woven composite filter material, as a new generation of environmentally friendly materials, can be used in many fields and has also made a significant contribution to the sustainable development of mankind. .

The driving force for improved office air quality is the widespread use of advanced office equipment.

Computer terminals are a source of ozone and volatile organic compounds.

Inkjet printers are a source of hydrocarbons and ozone.

Dry photocopiers produce hydrocarbons, respirable suspended particles and ozone; fax machines produce ozone and volatile organic compounds; laser printers produce hydrocarbons, ozone and respirable particles; and so on.

These products have seriously polluted the indoor environment and caused certain harm to people and office equipment.

We are a manufacturer specializing in the production of polytetrafluoroethylene membrane materials. The activated carbon non-woven composite filter material we produce is prepared using unique biaxial stretching technology, which can ensure the complete interception of bacteria and other impurities, and at the same time has a large flow rate. quantity.

The material is resistant to high temperatures, strong acids and alkalis, and has wide chemical applicability. When used for gas filtration, it can achieve 100% retention of various phages, bacteria and particles above 0.02um.

PTFE microporous membrane has high filtration efficiency and can meet the filtration efficiency level requirements of sub-high efficiency, high efficiency and ultra high efficiency air filters.

Activated carbon non-woven composite filter media products are widely used in various fields. The company has always implemented the purpose of “quality first, reputation first” to provide users with high-tech, high-quality, high-performance, and high-level products.

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