HVAC / HEPA Filter
HVAC / HEPA Filter
HVAC / HEPA Filters Manufacturer
Unimarshal Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is a reliable manufacturer of HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters, capable of capturing 99.97% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns. Our filters come in panel, box, V-bank, and cylindrical designs, ensuring efficient air purification for cleanrooms, HVAC systems, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and industrial applications.
As a leading HVAC / HEPA Filters Supplier and HVAC / HEPA Filters exporter, Unimarshal Technologies delivers high-performance solutions that maintain superior air quality and system efficiency across various industries.
Description
- It's important to note that there are various HEPA filter classes, including E10 to E12 filters and H10 to H14 filters (for use in Europe). The classification shows the filter's level of effectiveness and the size of particles it can hold.
M.O.C
- Spun Bonded Polyester Media
- Glass Fiber Media
Frame
- Aluminum
- GI
- MS + Powder Coating
- CRCA
- SS 304
Filter Media
- Micro Glass Fiber
Filtration Rating
- 0.3 micron and more
Configuration
- Flange
- Box
- V Bank
- Cylindrical
Separator
- Aluminum Foil(H-13)
- Thermoplastic Separator(H-14)
- High Temp. up to 250° C Suitability
Available Class
- E - 10; 95% Efficient
- E - 11 99.5% Efficient
- E - 12 99.95% Efficient
- H - 13; 99.97% Efficient
- H - 14; 99.997% Efficient
- U - 15; 99.9997% Efficient
- U - 16; 99.999997% Efficient
Technical Specifications
Product Code Abbreviation
UNI-HF-S1-A610610150-H13
For Custom Design - UNI-HF-CUS
Frequently Ask Questions
A HVAC / HEPA filter is designed to trap tiny particles from the air, including dust, pollen, and allergens. Air passes through the filter, and harmful particles get caught, keeping the surrounding air clean and healthy.
Using a HVAC / HEPA filter reduces airborne allergens, improves air quality, and can help with respiratory issues. It creates a cleaner and safer environment, especially for people with allergies or asthma.
Replacement depends on usage and air quality. Typically, it’s recommended every 6 to 12 months. Signs like reduced airflow or unusual odors indicate it’s time for a new one.
Yes, HVAC / HEPA filters can trap some bacteria and viruses along with dust and pollen. While they may not kill viruses, they significantly reduce airborne contamination.
Most modern filters operate quietly, especially in home and office settings. Some high-capacity models might be slightly louder at maximum airflow, but it’s generally minimal.
Regularly check and clean pre-filters if available. Avoid washing the HEPA filter itself unless specified, as water can damage it. Keeping the surrounding area dust-free also helps extend its life.
Compatibility depends on the purifier model. Always check manufacturer specifications to ensure the filter fits properly and functions efficiently.
They are excellent for smoke particles but may not remove all odors. For odor control, a combination with activated carbon filters is usually more effective.
Yes, most modern filters are designed to minimize energy use while maintaining high filtration efficiency. Choosing the right size for your space ensures optimal performance.
By reducing allergens, dust, and airborne particles, HEPA filters can support better breathing, improve sleep quality, and decrease allergy symptoms over time.