FAF Products
Box Type V-bank Chemical Activated Carbon Air Filters
I. Product Introduction
FafCarb filter media can be selected, FafOxidant filter media can also be used, or a mixture of the two filter media can be used.
The filter medium is scattered in the honeycomb filter material structure.
On both sides of the structure, the medium particles are retained in the honeycomb holes by fine wire mesh.
FafCarb filter media can effectively remove volatile organic compounds (VOC), aircraft exhaust, diesel smoke and hydrocarbons.
FafOxidant filter media can effectively remove hydrogen sulfide, sulfur oxides, formaldehyde and nitric oxide.
Filter media can be selected to remove odor
Galvanized box type frame, filled with honeycomb activated carbon
Low resistance
II. Product Advantages
Types of common pollutants removed:
FafIAQ HC Filter chemical Filter can effectively remove common indoor and outdoor gas pollutants, and improve and solve indoor air quality.
The filter is applicable to the air conditioning system of commercial buildings to absorb odor, automobile exhaust and other odors to meet the specification requirements of new structures.
III. Product Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Target Contaminants | VOCs, Acid Gases (SO₂, NOx), Odors, Formaldehyde |
| Adsorption Efficiency | ≥95% for specified chemicals (tested per ISO 10121-1) |
| Pre-Filter Grade | MERV 8-16 (optional) |
| Carbon Type | Coconut shell (standard), Coal-based, KMnO₄-impregnated |
| Carbon Weight | 10–100 kg/m³ (customizable) |
| Pressure Drop (ΔP) | ≤1.2" w.g. @ 500 FPM |
IV. Product Applications
• Commercial buildings
• Regular schools and comprehensive universities
V.FAQ
1. What are the benefits of using a chemical air filter?
There are several benefits to using a chemical air filter, including improved indoor air quality, reduced odors, and reduced levels of harmful pollutants such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and tobacco smoke. They are also effective at removing larger particles such as dust, pet dander, and mold spores from the air.
2. What types of chemicals are used in chemical air filters?
The most common type of chemical used in air filters is activated carbon, which is derived from coconut shells or other organic materials. Other chemicals that may be used in chemical air filters include zeolites, potassium permanganate, and alumina.
3. Are chemical air filters safe to use?
Chemical air filters are generally considered safe to use, as the chemicals used are non-toxic and do not pose a risk to human health. However, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and maintenance to ensure that the filter is functioning properly and effectively removing pollutants from the air.
