FAF Products
V Type Chemical Activated Carbon Air Filters
I.Product introduction
High chemical media content
Low resistance V-bank design
Deep honeycomb panels
Corrosion-free, non-metal construction
Fully incinerable
Available with media composed of activated carbon, or media composed of a combination of activated alumina impregnated with potassium permanganate, or a blend of both.
The FafSorb HC filter is designed for the effective removal of common indoor and outdoor gaseous contaminants at high airflows, to help mitigate Indoor Air Quality problems. The FafSorb HC filter is suitable for retrofit into existing HVAC systems and for specification in new construction. It can be used in equipment designed for 12″-deep, single header filters.
Choose from FafCarb media composed of activated carbon, FafOxidant media composed of a combination of activated alumina impregnated with potassium permanganate, or a blend of both. The media is contained in panels with a honeycomb structure. A fine mesh scrim on both sides of the panel retains the media granules in the honeycomb. FafCarb media effectively removes volatile organic compounds (VOCs), jet and diesel fumes, and hydrocarbons. FafOxidant media effectively removes hydrogen sulfide, sulfur oxides, formaldehyde, and nitric oxides.
Filter Depth • 11 1/2" (292 mm)
Media Type • Chemical
Frame Material • Plastic
II.Product advantages
| Advantage | Technical Benefit | User Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Extended Contact Time | 40% longer air-media interaction vs. flat panels | Higher removal efficiency |
| Space Efficiency | 50% more media in same footprint vs. standard boxes | Saves installation space |
| Easy Maintenance | Slide-out cassette system | Quick replacement, minimal downtime |
| Broad Compatibility | Fits most industrial AHUs and cleanrooms | No ductwork modifications needed |
| Fire Safety | UL 900 Class 1 rated housing | Meets stringent facility requirements |
III. Product Parameters
| Specification | Standard Model | High-Capacity Option |
|---|---|---|
| Filter Grade | EN 779 M6-F9 | EN 1822 H11-H13 |
| Carbon Type | Coal-based (standard) | Coconut shell (premium) |
| Carbon Weight | 8-12 kg/m³ | 15-25 kg/m³ |
| Efficiency | 90% VOC removal | 99% target gas removal |
| Max. Temperature | 65°C (149°F) | 80°C (176°F) |
| Standard Sizes | 592x592x292mm | 610x610x300mm |
| Pressure Drop | <75 Pa @ 1.2m/s | <100 Pa @ 1.5m/s |
IV.Product applications
• Commercial Buildings
• Data Centers
• Food and Beverage
• Healthcare
• Hospitality
• Museums & Historic Storage
• Schools and Universities
V.FAQ
1. What is a chemical air filter?
A chemical air filter is a type of air filter that uses chemicals to remove pollutants from the air. These filters typically use activated carbon or other chemical absorbents to trap and remove impurities from the air.
2. How do chemical air filters work?
Chemical air filters work by attracting and absorbing pollutants through a chemical reaction. For example, activated carbon filters use a process known as adsorption to trap pollutants on the surface of the filter material. When air passes through the filter, impurities are attracted to the surface of the activated carbon and held there by chemical bonds.
