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High Efficiency Compressed Air Filters
July 27th 2007

THE WORLD’S FIRST RANGE OF ISO12500 COMPLIANT FILTERS ARE THE MOST ENERGY EFFICIENT COMPRESSED AIR FILTERS IN THE WORLD.

• Air Quality in accordance with ISO8573.1 : 2001, the international standard for compressed air quality.

• Delivered Air Quality in accordance with ISO8573.1

• Tested in accordance with ISO8573.2 / ISO8573.4 ISO8573.5 with inlet concentrations in accordance with ISO12500-1

• Filtration performance independently verified by Lloyds Register

• Aerodynamic flow management system & unique element construction provides energy savings in excess of 60% compared to conventional filters

• Differential pressure that starts low and stays low

• Lowest cost of ownership

• Helps to reduce your carbon footprint

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