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P RODUCT CATALOGUE 2 0 1 8 SAVE ENERGY AND MONEY WITH AFPRO FILTERS PARTICULATE MATTER IS DANGEROUS, PROTECT YOURSELF NEW ISO16890 STANDARD PRODUCT CATALOGUE 2018 WE DELIVER CLEAN AIR TO THE FOLLOWING INDUSTRIES: COMMERCIAL BUILDING / HOSPITALS / DATA CENTERS / MUSEUMS / FOOD & PHARMA / OTHERS
INTRODUCTION
In 2018, we will compare apples with apples!
ISO 16890; clarity about protection from particulate matter
The time has come. After a transition period of 18 months, a new ISO16890 standard
has been established worldwide. The classification of air filters based on the minimal
efficiency of a filter measured on 0.4 µm particles, as was the case under EN779, is
finally a thing of the past. We now assess air filters based on the protection they offer
against particulate matter, which is definitely not a luxury in this day and age!
Healthy air is of vital importance
In 2017 too, the European Commission referred to the air quality in Europe as
alarming. Globally air pollution is by far the largest contributor to early death,
according to the new research produced by The Lancet Commission on Pollution and
Health. This form of pollution is linked to 6.5 million fatalities in 2015 (source CNN).
One of the biggest culprits is particulate matter.
Researchers from various universities, including Utrecht University, showed that even
a minimal amount of air pollution due to particulate matter increases the odds for
lung cancer with about 20 percent. This proves once again how important it is to keep
the air healthy in offices, commercial buildings and public buildings. Increasingly
more organisations are convinced that maintenance of the air treatment unit and air
distribution systems plays an essential role in this process. This includes a deliberate
choice for air filters that offer the best protection against PM1 particulate matter.
Know what gets filtered (and what not)
Thanks to the introduction of the new ISO16890 standard, we can make it much more
accessible for clients to see to what extent certain filters offer protection against
particulate matter. Should a filter capture 60% of all particles smaller than 1 micron,
then we choose the ePM1 60% filter. Should 80% of those particles be filtered,
then the ePM1 80% is the correct choice. The standard applies worldwide, so we
can finally properly compare all products and show exactly what protection we can
guarantee with our filters.
Onwards to even more transparency
Offering protection from PM1 particulate matter is one of the priorities of AFPRO
Filters. We have done so for 39 years and we will continue to do so. In addition, it
is important that our filters have excellent performance regarding energy efficiency.
We strive to manufacture filters that provide optimal air quality at the lowest possible
cost and we look forward to the moment when the energy labels based on the new
ISO16890 standard will be awarded. This will result in even more transparency in our
industry, which we can only welcome.
We will finally start comparing apples with apples!
Sincerely,
Karel Bosschieter
CEO
INTRODUCTION – 1
CONTENT
1 INTRODUCTION
3 FILTRATION IS VITALLY IMPORTANT
4 THE PRINCIPLES OF AIR FILTRATION
6 FILTERCLASSIFICATIONS
9 EUROVENT-CERTIFICATION
11 ENERGY LABELS
13 NEW ISO16890 STANDARD
16 THE IMPORTANCE OF ENERGY EFFICIENT FILTERS
17 THE POWER OF AFPRO FILTERS
18 AFPRO FILTERS’ LABORATORIES
18 AFPRO FILTER SERVICES
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
19 PANEL FILTERS
33 BAG FILTERS
61 COMPACT FILTERS
73 HEPA FILTERS
97 ACTIVE CARBON FILTERS
OTHER PRODUCTS
101 FILTER MEDIA
105 HOLDING FRAMES
110 RECOMMENDATIONS AND TIPS
112 GUIDELINES FOR INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
112 TIPS FOR MAINTENANCE, REPLACEMENT AND DISPOSAL
113 CALCULATIONS
114 INTERNATIONAL NORM
116 TERMS OF DELIVERY
2 – INHOUD
1%
AIR COMPOSITION
FILTRATION IS VITALLY IMPORTANT: NITROGEN
FILTERS PROTECT PEOPLE AND OXYGEN
PROCESSES OTHER GASSES AND PARTICLES
The air surrounding us comprises 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen and AFPRO Filters’ range of appropriate products enables us to vouch
1% various gases and solid particles. This last component listed for the air quality. Our sales staff are equipped to provide a suitable
comprises such elements and compounds as noble gases, carbon solution for a healthy indoor or outdoor climate in any circumstances.
dioxide, fine particles, salts and gas emissions from motor traffic and These applications are widely used in business premises, hotels and
industry. Although one percent sounds like very little, it does determine conference centres.
whether the air quality is considered healthy or unhealthy.
Filters protect your operating processes
Although the operation of a filter may appear very simple in theory, Apart from protecting people, filters can also be used to guarantee the
filters are in fact highly complex products. The filter fibres have progress of operating processes. The applicable filter requirements
to allow sufficient air to pass through – without offering too much naturally vary, depending on the type of operating process in question.
resistance – while also trapping harmful particles. This is the strength AFPRO Filters can nevertheless provide a suitable filter, whatever the
of good filters. process. Many of our products are ultimately destined for the nuclear
industry, in gas turbines, in the field of semiconductor manufacturing
Filters protect people and the pharmaceuticals sector.
A human being inhales and exhales some twenty kilograms of air daily.
Twenty kilos! This is quite an impressive figure, particularly when one Nuclear industry
considers that a human being also consumes around one and a half kilos The nuclear filter industry plays an essential role in the global
of food and two and a half kilos of water. People are inclined to pay close supply of energy and the military sector. Air filtration systems
attention to what they eat and drink, while government bodies also issue perform crucial roles in nuclear plants, such as power stations,
dietary recommendations. It therefore appears only logical that we should fuel processing plants, research facilities and waste management.
devote greater attention to the quality of the air we breathe. How might These nuclear air filters comply with the most stringent
airborne substances affect our performance and health? And what can we environmental standards, in terms of the requirements applicable
do to ensure the optimum quality of the air that we breathe? for the minimisation of radioactive air pollution.
Fine particles are hazardous to human health Gas turbines
During the past few years, increasing attention has been drawn The primary function of an air filter inlet system is to protect the
to the hazards of fine particles; air pollution in the form of gas turbine and other rotating machinery from pollution present
particles which are smaller than 10 microns. Busy roads, industry, in the ambient air. Dust particles (> 5 μm) can cause erosion.
combustion engines and the bio industry are major sources Fine particles (submicron) contaminate the vanes, which has a
of fine particles. The human body is poorly equipped to deal detrimental effect on the performance of the gas turbine. A well-
with fine particles. The nose and windpipe act as natural filters balanced filter system is therefore crucial to optimum output.
for relatively large particles – larger than 5 microns. However,
smaller particles can penetrate deep into our lungs, where they Semiconductor manufacturing
may cause substantial damage to health. Children, the aged and Highly stringent standards are applicable in this industry. The
people with respiratory complaints are particularly susceptible. products, which are often manufactured in clean rooms, are
The concentration of fine particles in the air can vary greatly from highly susceptible to disruption. The slightest level of pollution in
region to region and from one country to another. the air – comprising even the most minute particles – can
significantly raise the percentage of rejects from the production
Sick building syndrome – source of problems process. Prefilters, fine filters and HEPA filters ensure that the air
People in the western world spend around 70% of their time present in the clean room is of the highest quality.
indoors. Countless health problems can consequently be attributed
to ‘indoor conditions’. Air quality in the workplace is sometimes Pharmaceuticals sector
also far from perfect. This can cause sick building syndrome (SBS). Poor air quality during the execution of production processes in
Almost three quarters of cases of SBS can be attributed to the the pharmaceuticals sector can have far-reaching consequences.
dust particles present within the premises. Common symptoms of The contamination of drugs can affect their efficacy or render them
SBS include listlessness, concentration and respiratory problems, altogether ineffective, which could naturally prove hazardous to
headaches, drowsiness, skin and eye irritation and fatigue. Adequate health. The use of superior quality filters is therefore crucial if the
air filtration is a relatively simple means of combating SBS and production of medicines in a manufacturing plant is to proceed
protecting people from its harmful effects. without complications.
FILTRATION – 3
THE PRINCIPLES OF AIR FILTRATION
There are two basic types of air filter: Filters for solids and filters for principle of the sieve effect is very simple: The particle is larger than
gaseous particles. Both types have the same objective, to reduce the the gap between the media fibers and therefore gets trapped.
concentration of airborne particles.
Gaseous particles can be filtered out by means of adsorption. The inertial mass effect
Adsorption is brought about by London dispersion forces, or Van der This filter principle is applied if the particles have substantial mass.
Waal’s forces, which act between the molecules. These forces have The particle arrives at high velocity. Due to its mass, the particle
similar properties to the forces of gravity acting between planets in the collides with the media fiber, instead of being deflected with the airflow.
solar system.
The interception effect
The activated carbon in these filters is capable of removing particles The fact that particles exert forces of attraction on one another is
from the air by means of adsorption. Different types of carbon may be crucial to this filter principle. The larger media fibers attract the
used, depending on the particular field of application. relatively small dust particles. Once the particles have been intercepted
Further details of the active carbon filter can be found on page 97. they remain stuck between the media fibers.
There are four ways of capturing particles. The filter class, the particle The diffusion effect
size and the filter construction jointly determine the magnitude of the Particularly small particles often pursue an irregular path. This
effects. Air filters may apply: phenomenon is referred to as Brownian motion. The path that the
• the sieve effect particles follow may digress from that of the airflow.
• the inertial mass effect Brownian motion increases the chances of the particle colliding with
• the interception effect the media fibers.
• the diffusion effect.
The various filter effects can be plotted on a graph, which clearly
The sieve effect indicates the particle size on which each of the filtration principles has
The sieve effect is one most commonly applied in air filters. The the greatest effect.
Particle intersection µm
0,0001 0,001 0,01 0,1 1 10 100 1000 10000
Pollutants
Gas molecules
Viruses
Coal dust
Floating dust
Tobacco smoke
Combustion engine smoke
Respirable particles
Pigments
Bacteria
Fungal spores
Ash
Cement dust
Metallurgical dust
Falling dust
Pollens
Fly ash
Hair
Industrial dust
Filtration technics
Coarse filter
Fine filters
Absolute filters
Activated carbon filter
4 – FILTRATION
Return (%)
SIEVE EFFECT INERTIAL MASS EFFECT
filter fibre particle airflow particle path filter fibre particle airflow particle path
DIFFUSION EFFECT INTERCEPTION EFFECT
filter fibre particle airflow particle path filter fibre particle airflow particle path
FILTRATION – 5
FILTERCLASSIFICATIONS
How can one establish, as the end-user, whether a filter will provide the EN779:2012, ISO 16890 and EN1822:2009
envisaged air quality? Air filters are classified according to these standards: The EN779:2012 and ISO16890 standard are used for the classification of
EN779:2012 (EU) and the new ISO 16890 (Global) for course and fine filters. course and fine filters. EN779:2012 allocates course filters to the classes G1
The USA uses the ASHRAE 52.2 standard. The new ISO16890 standard now to G4, and fine filters to the classes M5 to F9. This is based on the average
replaces both the EN779:2012 and ASHRAE 52.2 with one global standard, and efficiency of the filters.
there is the EN1822:2009 for HEPA and ULPA filters. Filters that are tested for
compliance with these standards naturally meet stringent requirements. During The EN1822:2009 standard classifies HEPA and ULPA filters. In this case,
such tests, the filters are exposed to circumstances which indicate precisely MPPS efficiency is leading. The table contains detailed information on the
how they will perform in practice. As the customer, it is a comforting thought European filter classifications. AFPRO Filters supplies test certificates with all
to know that all the products AFPRO Filters supplies are compliant with HEPA and ULPA filters. You can therefore rest assured that the filter supplied
these classifications. The filters are tested in both our own and independent is of suitable quality. However, we do recommend subsequent validation of
laboratories. Furthermore, AFPRO Filters complies with the stringent the filters following installation, to ensure that they were not damaged during
requirements of the Eurovent certification program. This guarantees that the transport or fitting. The new ISO 16890 standard has been introduced at the
actual filter performance is in line with the specifications presented. Further end 2016. More information about the ISO 16890 standard can be found at
details of the Eurovent certification program can be found on page 9. www.afprofilters.com
Comparison Summary filter testing classification
Filter Test Standard Prefilters Fine filters
ISO16890
Filter Test Standard ISO Coarse
Prefilters ISO Coarse/ ePM10/ ePM2.5/
Fine filters ePM1 ePM1
ePM10 ePM2.5 ePM1
EN 779 2012 G1 G2 G3 G4 M5 M6 F7 F8 F9
Test Aerosol - DEHS Average grafimetric dust trapping efficiency (%) to 250Pa Average efficiency particulate (0.4 μm) to 450Pa (%)
Classification based on average Am / Em < 65% 65-80% 80-90% >90% 40-60% 60-80% 80-90% 90-95% >95%
Initial Efficiency vs. particle size Efficiency (%)
0.1 µm - - - - 0- 10 5 - 15 25 - 35 35 - 45 45 - 60
0.3 µm - - - 0-5 5 - 15 10 - 25 45 - 60 65 - 75 75 - 855
0.5 µm - - 0-5 5 - 15 15 - 30 20 - 40 60 - 75 80 - 90 90 - 95
1.0 µm - 0-5 5 - 15 15 - 35 30 - 50 50 - 65 85 - 95 95 - 98 > 99
3.0 µm 0-5 5 - 15 15 - 35 30 - 55 70 - 90 85 - 95 > 98 > 99 > 99
5.0 µm 5 - 15 15 - 35 35 - 70 60 - 90 90 - 99 95 - 99 > 99 > 99 > 99
10.0 µm 40 - 50 50 - 70 70 - 85 85 - 98 > 98 > 99 > 99 > 99 > 99
Eurovent 4/5 EU1 EU2 EU3 EU4 EU5 EU6 EU7 EU8 EU9
AS1324.1-2001 G1 G2 G3 G4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9
ASHRAE 52.1
Test Aerosol - Multiple airflow Average grafimetric dust trapping efficiency (%) to 250Pa Average efficiency particulate (0.4 μm) to 450Pa (%)
Classification based on average Am / Em < 65% 65-80% 80-90% >90% 40-60% 60-80% 80-90% 90-95% >95%
ASHRAE 52.2 The particle size varies with E1: 0.3-1.0 µm - E2: 1.0-3.0µm - E3: 3.0-10µm
Test Aerosol - KCl
Classification based on MERV MERV 1-3 MERV 4-5 MERV 6-7 MERV 8-9 MERV 9-10 MERV 11-12 MERV 13-14 MERV 15 MERV 16
(Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value)
EN 1822
Initial Efficiency based on MPPS - - - - - - - - -
(Most Penetrating Particle Size)
US. Federal Standard 209
0.3µm DOP - - - 0-5 5 - 15 10 - 25 45 - 60 65 - 75 75 - 85
6 – FILTER CLASSIFICATIONS
MPPS
MPPS stands for most penetrating particle size. This refers
to the dimensions of those particles that are the most difficult to
trap. It generally lies in the region of 0.1 to 0.2 microns (μm). The
MPPS has to be established before subjecting a filter to tests. The
overall efficiency and the local efficiency are then determined,
depending on the filter class.
ISO 16890
The new ISO 16890 standard has been introduced end 2016.
More information about the ISO 16890 standard can be found at page
13 and on www.afprofilters.com
HEPA Filters ULPA Filters
HEPA Filters ULPA Filters
E10 E11 E12 H13 H14 U15 U16 U17
Efficiency (%)
> 85 > 95 > 99.5 > 99.95 > 99.995 > 99.9999 > 99.99999 > 99.999999
EU10 EU11 EU12 EU13 EU14 EU15 EU16 EU17
FILTER CLASSIFICATIONS – 7
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Eurovent Certita Certification certifies that
M5-F9 Air Filters
from
AFPRO FILTERS BV
Located at
Berenkoog 67 - 1822
ALKMAAR, The Netherlands
Trade name
AFPRO Filters
have been assessed according the requirements of following standard
OM-11-2017_FIL
All products inside this defined scope are certified according to “Certify-all” principle
The list of certified products is displayed at :
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AFPRO FILTERS BV
is authorised to use the EUROVENT CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE mark
in accordance with the rules specified in the Operational Manual
OM-11-2017_FIL
Erick MELQUIOND Approval date : 2009/10/12
President Re-checked on : 2017/05/24
Valid until : 2018/07/31
Claris version: Prod 6.3b (17/03/2017)
8 –EUROVENT CERTIFICATION
EUROVENT CERTIFICATION
AFPRO Filters complies with the stringent requirements applicable The Eurovent logo
for Eurovent certification. Eurovent is the European association of air This logo offers you the assurance that your products have been
conditioning suppliers, which has developed a certification programme subjected to an independent test process and that they have been
in cooperation with various air filter manufacturers. Eurovent’s aim meticulously assessed. The customers of filter manufacturers
in introducing certification is to promote fair competition in the filter authorised to display this logo need not have any worries whatsoever
sector. We are pleased to inform you of the benefits that this significant as to the quality of the products, as they have been meticulously
quality mark offers you. assessed. With a view to guaranteeing continuously high quality,
furthermore, Eurovent selects several filters at random each year, which
The Eurovent certificate is your guarantee it subjects to further inspection.
• that your air filters have been tested by independent laboratories
• that the filters correspond to the design specifications
• that the filters you purchase comply with the energy consumption
levels stated.
Furthermore, Eurovent accreditation serves as a guarantee that all
documents supplied together with your filter comply with the European
standard. These documents include the product information contained
in this catalogue, on our website and in user manuals. In short: The
Eurovent quality mark vouches for safe air filters, which also provide Further information
excellent performance. The Eurovent certificate is applicable to all The range of fine filters, compliant with the EN779 standard, is
our bag filters, compact filters and panel filters (M5 to F9) tested in certified under number 09.10.433 and is presented in the folder
accordance with the EN 779:2012 standard. The global quality of our containing certified air filters on the Eurovent certification
air filters are measured according the ISO 16890 standard for coarse website: www.eurovent-certification.com This website also
and fine filters. contains information on the entire certification programme and
the certification process completed by AFPRO.
Object of the certificate
The object of the Eurovent certification programme is to enable
the comparison of air filters using an equivocal set of assessment
criteria. By publishing the technical specifications of certified filters,
Eurovent makes it easier for customers to choose. After all, they
need no longer subject the products they intend buying to their own ENERGY EFFICIENCY
extensive comparison and performance assessments. As a customer,
one can therefore select products manufactured by AFPRO Filters in AFPRO Filters
Compact Filters
the assurance that they are fully compliant with both the applicable CS98-A-XL
specifications and the Eurovent requirements.
AIR FILTERS
Independent test laboratories OTHER LANGUAGE F9
OTHER LANGUAGE EN779: 2012
Eurovent-certified filters have been tested in two independent
laboratories: SP in the Swedish city of Boras and VTT in Espoo, Nominal airflow: 3400 m3/h
Initial efficiency 0.4 µm: 77 %
Finland. These are the sole ISO 17025 accredited laboratories in Minimum efficiency 0.4 µm: 76 %
Europe, and therefore the only ones compliant with the standard. Annual Energy Consumption: 1216 kWh/annum
Furthermore, the tests in question are carried out ‘blind’: None of
scientists involved knows which filter manufacturer supplied the 2015
products being tested. Eurovent applies a reference number only
to the filters for its own records.
THRESHOLD REFERENCE SCALE YEAR : 2015
RS 4/C/001
EUROVENT CERTIFICATION – 9EN779:2012 & ISO 16890
As society changes constantly environmental responsibility increases,
indoor air quality is getting more important and technological
developments occur in rapid succession. It is therefore great news that
a new global 'air filtrations’ standard ISO 16890 is introduced.
ISO 16890
The new ISO 16890 standard has been introduced end 2016.
More information about the ISO 16890 standard can be found at page
13 and on www.afprofilters.com
Minimum Test Efficiency
With the EN779:2012 standard a minimum test efficiency (MTE) was
introduced for fine filters. During the EN779 performance test, the
filters have to reach a minimal test efficiency. This MTE, tested on
particles of 0.4 micron, is set for fine filters to:
F7 > 35%
F8 > 55%
F9 > 70%
Direct effect of the MTE is that electrostatic synthetic filters will receive
a lower classification as they have a lower efficiency after losing their
electrostatic load
Filter class M5 M6 F7 F8 F9
ME - - ME 35% ME 55% ME 70%
Mm = 250 g ASHRAE Mf = 100 g ASHRAE
A+ 0-450 kWh 0-550 kWh 0-800 kWh 0-1000 kWh 0-1250 kWh
A > 450 kWh – 600 kWh > 550 kWh – 650 kWh > 800 kWh – 950 kWh > 1000 kWh – 1200 kWh > 1250 kWh – 1450 kWh
B > 600 kWh – 700 kWh > 650 kWh – 800 kWh > 950 kWh – 1200 kWh > 1200 kWh – 1500 kWh > 1450 kWh – 1900 kWh
C > 700 kWh – 950 kWh > 800 kWh – 1100 kWh > 1200 kWh – 1700 kWh > 1500 kWh – 2000 kWh > 1900 kWh – 2600 kWh
D > 950 kWh – 1200 kWh > 1100 kWh – 1400 kWh > 1700 kWh – 2200 kWh > 2000 kWh – 3000 kWh > 2600 kWh – 4000 kWh
E > 1200 kWh > 1400 kWh > 2200 kWh > 3000 kWh > 4000 kWh
10 – ENERGY LABELSEnergy labels The calculation
The Eurovent energy labels are used as from the 1st of January 2012 The energy consumption is determined using the following equation:
by all Eurovent members with their M5 till F9 filters. Convenient for q × Δp × t
E(kWh) =
you, cause this enables you to select the desired energy classification η × 1000
and its corresponding usage. The energy labels only relate to those In which:
filters that are in accordance with the EN779:2012 and that are in the q = airflow (m3/s)
range G4 till F9 with a nominal debit of 3400m3/h. The energy label Δp = pressure drop (Pa)
can be found on the quotation, the boxes, the filter frame, our website t = operating time (hours)
and catalogue. η = fan efficiency
Classification The equation learns us that filters with a large filter surface are more
Filters in the range G4 till M5-F9 all have their own energy energy economical than filters with a smaller filter surface. This usually
consumption determined by the applied dust concentration. The G4 also count for products with a high dust holding capacity. A bag filter
filters are charged with 350g ASHREA dust, M5 and M6 with 250g will therefore always perform better than a panel filter.
ASHREA dust and the F7-F9 filters with 100g ASHREA dust. These
quantities of ASHREA dust are determined based on a predicted dust Advantages
amount dealt with by an average air handling unit. Direct savings
The energy label will provide information on the energy usage of the
After the filters are charged with the standard dust amount, the filter. The total cost of filtration are for 80% determined by energy cost.
energy labels are determined bases upon there theoretical energy The better the energy label on the product (low energy consumption)
consumption. The labels are classified A to E. An A label being the the lower the energy cost during the total lifetime of the filter.
most energy friendly.
Recognize an energy efficient filter directly.
Thanks to the introduction of the energy labels everybody
can determine an energy efficient filter at sight. Sustainable
entrepreneurship and energy saving have been simplified.
Guaranteed performance
The energy labels are independent certified by the Eurovent
commission. This means that the filter performance is guaranteed.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY Manufacturers that are not part of the Eurovent committee are not
entitled to use these energy labels. These producers use other
AFPRO Filters labels which are not tested by Eurovent and therefore not have an
Compact Filters
PT98-A-XL independently tested certified performance. Please note this when
you make your purchase.
AIR FILTERS
OTHER LANGUAGE F9
OTHER LANGUAGE EN779: 2012
Nominal airflow: 3400 m3/h
Initial efficiency 0.4 µm: 77 %
Minimum efficiency 0.4 µm: 76 %
Annual Energy Consumption: 1216 kWh/annum
2015
THRESHOLD REFERENCE SCALE YEAR : 2015
RS 4/C/001
ENERGY LABELS – 1112 – NEW ISO NORM
NEW ISO16890 STANDARD
Introduction Why a new filtration norm?
The ISO 16890 standard is the new global standard for testing and The new ISO16890 test method shifts the focus on filtration
classification of air filters, and replaces the existing EN779:2012 norm. performance to the classes of particulate matter size (PM) and is
This new ISO 16890 standard is a big change therefore a much more realistic test criteria than the theoretical
in the way air filters are evaluated. EN779:2012.
This new ISO 16890 test standard for air filters has been published What is different?
in December 2016. This means that with the new ISO16890 norm filter efficiencies will
be determined based on particulate matter size classes PM1, PM2.5,
PM10 and ISO Coarse, which are also used as evaluation parameters
by the WHO (World Health Organization) and other authorities.
PARTICLE SIZE - EN779 VS ISO 16890
ACCORDING EN779 ACCORDING ISO 16890
Coarse
PM 10
0,4 µm
PM 2.5
PM 1
Based on these parameters it will be easier for users to select the right air filter based on their requirements.
NEW ISO16890 STANDARD – 13NEW ISO16890 STANDARD
ISO16890 – the new group classification With the introduction of the new ISO16890 standard, actual operating
The new ISO16890 standard divides air filters into four groups. conditions will be more effectively taken into account. Instead of
A prerequisite for each group is that a filter captures at least 50% of considering only the particle size 0.4 microns (EN779:2012), as
the appropriate particle size range. If a filter, for example, captures previously, a broad range between 0.3 microns and 10 microns will
more than 50% of PM1 particles, it will be grouped as an ISO ePM1 be used to determine separation efficiencies for particulate matter
filter. The respective efficiency is then reported, rounded in 5 % fractions PM10, PM2,5 and PM1 (ISO16890). In order for an air
increments. Alongside fine dust filters, the new ISO standard also filter to be rated to PM1 or any of the other PM sizes it will need to
evaluates coarse dust filters as ISO coarse: that is, filters that capture demonstrate a minimum efficiency of 50% and this will be recorded
less than 50 % PM10. incrementally to the closest 5% – so a filter performing at 66% to PM1
particles will be rated at ePM1 65%.
What does PM1 mean?
PM1 means all Particulate Matter with size smaller than 1 micron For coarse filters the new standard will include filters that capture less
(a thousandth of a millimetre), just to be clear: than 50% of particles in the PM10 range – these will be known as “ISO
1µ= 0.001mm Coarse” and will detail their PM10 performance i.e. “PM Coarse 45%”.
2.5µ= 0.0025mm
10µ= 0.01mm
Supply air, (SUP) = Airflow entering the treated room, or air entering PM2.5 PM10
the system after any treatment
* MIN filtration requirementS ISO ePM1 50% ODA1 ≤ 10µg/m³ ≤ 20µg/m³
** MIN filtration requirementS ISO ePM2.5 50% ODA2 ≤ 15µg/m³ ≤ 30µg/m³
ODA3 > 15µg/m³ > 30µg/m³
ePM1 ePM1 ePM2.5 ePM10 ePM10
SUP1* SUP2* SUP3** SUP4 SUP5
ODA1 60% 50% 60% 60% 50%
ODA2 80% 70% 70% 80% 60%
ODA3 90% 80% 80% 90% 80%
Industrial applications Rooms for permanent Rooms with temporary Rooms with short Rooms without
with high hygienic occupation occupation term occupation occupation
demands e.g. like: e.g. like: e.g.like: e.g. like: e.g. like:
• hospitals • kindergarten • storage • rest rooms • garbage
• pharmaceutics • offices • shopping centres • storage rooms • data centres
• electronics • hotels • washing rooms • stair ways • underground car
• supply air to clean • residential • server rooms parks
rooms • meeting rooms • copier rooms
• exhibition halls
• conference halls
• theatres
• cinemas
• concert halls
Industrial applications Industrial applications Industrial applications Production areas of
with medium hygienic with low hygienic without hygienic the heavy industry
demands e.g. like: demand e.g. like: demands e.g. like: e.g. like:
• food & beverages • food & beverages • general production • steel mill
production production with low areas in automotive • smelters
hygienic demand industry • welding plants
14 – NEW ISO16890 STANDARDThe benefits of ISO16890
The new standard offers several improvements when compared to the
EN779 Standard:
• One global international standard
• The ISO16890 records their performance at a particle spectrum of
0.3 up to 10 microns (versus the EN779 test which qualified fine
filter performance at 0.4 microns)
• Fractional efficiencies of the filter prior to and after IPA discharge of
any electrostatic properties can be seen.
• Filters can be chosen for their specific performance related to the
need of the application.
For more information please contact our R&D team.
ISO Coarse PM10 PM2.5 ePM1
95%
90%
85% HQ98
80% HPQ-98, CP-F9
75%
70%
65%
60% HQ85
55% HPQ-85, CP-F7
50% ECO70, HQ80
ISO Coarse PM10 ePM2.5 PM1
95%
90%
85%
80%
75%
70% LSB80
65% HPQ-65, CP-M6
60%
55%
50% HQ65
ISO Coarse ePM10 PM2.5 PM1
95%
90%
85%
80%
75% CP-M5
70% HQ55, LSB60
65%
60%
55%
50%
ISO Coarse PM10 PM2.5 PM1
95%
90%
85%
80% HS55, HSB55
75%
70% HS35, HSB35
65%
60% APMC, AERO
55%
50% GP
NEW ISO16890 STANDARD – 15THE IMPORTANCE OF ENERGY EFFICIENT FILTERS
Energy consumption is one of the main cost items related to air It has been assumed that the fans are to run non-stop during the
filtration. There is evidence that an average of seventy percent of the operating time of one year. The remaining data can be derived from the
total cost of filtration can be attributed to energy consumption. It is table above. These show that, in the event of fluctuating energy prices,
therefore important that one purchase air filters which offer energy the lower resistance yields savings on energy costs of over 600 euros.
savings. This enables one to save money while also reducing the Even when the slightly higher purchase price of the filters is deducted
burden on the environment. The purchase of inferior quality filters can from this sum, considerable savings are still made.
ultimately entail both higher energy costs and increased replacement The message is therefore clear: When purchasing an air filter, one
frequency. should consider not only the purchase price, but also the energy costs.
AFPRO Filters would be pleased to advise you on such matters. Our
COST OF FILTRATION sales staff and technicians collaborate in analysing the possibilities of
cutting costs while maintaining air quality standards, by modifying the
energy filter purchase cleaning costs wage + removal filter configuration.
9%
8%
13%
70%
Together with customers, AFPRO has succeeded in reducing the energy
consumption involved in air filtration, often with notable results.
Simple modifications of the filter configuration have proven to yield
considerable energy savings, while continuing to provide the required
air quality.
AFPRO Filters views the manufacture of air filters with a low resistance
as a spearhead. The lower the resistance, after all, the lower the energy
costs. Research has shown that if the resistance of a filter is reduced by
an average of 1 Pa, the costs of air filtration also decline by around 1
euro per annum. This becomes clear from the model calculation below.
The air treatment cabinet in the following example requires ten bag
filters to achieve the envisaged air quality.
# Filters Class Average Capacity/ Duration Fan output Energy rate
resistance (Pa) filter (days) efficiency kWh (1 0.12)
D-label filter 10 F7 160 3400 365 0.6 22000 1 2640
A-label filter 10 F7 120 3400 365 0.6 16500 1 1980
The energy costs can be calculated using the following equation.
qx pxt
E (kWh) =
In which:
q = airflow (m3/s)
p = pressure drop (Pa)
t = operating time (hours)
= fan efficiency (0.6 – 0.7)
Energy consumption may vary. Approx € 60 per year.
16 – ENERGY CONSUMPTIONTHE POWER OF AFPRO FILTERS
All our services are based on the following strengths: Quality,
sustainability, innovation and delivery reliability. Opting for AFPRO
Filters means choosing a filter supplier that aims to provide cost
savings, sound advice and delivery reliability. ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Quality AFPRO Filters
Compact Filters
AFPRO Filters manufactures all major products itself, and can therefore CS85-A-XL
vouch for quality and continuity. Furthermore, AFPRO is capable of
supplying filters with non-standard dimensions. We strictly distinguish AIR FILTERS
between standard and special products, however. This enables us OTHER LANGUAGE F7
OTHER LANGUAGE EN779: 2012
to supply standard products at particularly keen prices, while also
Nominal airflow: 3400 m3/h
supplying special products within in very short space of time.
Initial efficiency 0.4 µm: 45 %
Minimum efficiency 0.4 µm: 44 %
Sustainability Annual Energy Consumption: 735 kWh/annum
AFPRO Filters considers sustainable manufacturing a matter of course.
This implies that we make responsible use of raw materials, while also 2015
considering the environmental impact of such materials further along
the production chain. The majority of our products are manufactured
using materials that can be safely and fully incinerated, while no
harmful substances are emitted in the process. Moreover, AFPRO
Filters devotes considerable attention to reducing the resistance of air THRESHOLD REFERENCE SCALE YEAR : 2015
RS 4/C/001
filters. After all, this can considerably reduce energy consumption.
Innovation
AFPRO Filters has its own laboratories, where both incoming goods
are inspected and finished products checked, before being dispatched
to the customer. Our existing products are subjected to a continuous
ENERGY EFFICIENCY process of innovation. In addition, however, we regularly introduce
new products, such as energy efficient filters. Another of our
AFPRO Filters
Compact Filters innovative services is the analysis of your existing air filters:
CS98-A-XL AFPRO Filters is capable of analysing the areas where you might
implement improvements.
AIR FILTERS
OTHER LANGUAGE F9 Delivery reliability
OTHER LANGUAGE EN779: 2012
AFPRO Filters achieves high scores for its logistics and delivery
Nominal airflow: 3400 m3/h
Initial efficiency 0.4 µm: 77 % periods, a customer satisfaction has shown. We have an extensive
Minimum efficiency 0.4 µm: 76 % logistics network with complete tracking & tracing facilities. We can
Annual Energy Consumption: 1216 kWh/annum
inform you of your order status at any given moment. We uphold the
motto ‘a deal is a deal’. We therefore do everything within our power
2015 to carry out delivery at the agreed time. AFPRO Filters works solely
with reliable transport partners: you can therefore rest assured that
your shipment will arrive at your premises both in time and in sound
working order.
THRESHOLD REFERENCE SCALE YEAR : 2015
RS 4/C/001
ENERGY CONSUMPTION – 17AFPRO FILTERS LABORATORIES AFPRO FILTER SERVICES
AFPRO Filters stands for quality, durability and innovation. In order Our laboratory also serves as a customer service and expertise centre.
to continue to guarantee our customers these important core values, It therefore also accommodates AFPRO Filter Services, where one can
AFPRO Filters has set up its own highly advanced laboratories. Here, acquire a great deal of knowledge of air filtration, filter media, test
research is carried out on a daily basis with a view to rendering our air standards and monitoring techniques. Furthermore, AFPRO Filters has
filters more efficient and durable. its own EN779:2012 and ISO 16890 test ducts, which are used to test
and verify the high quality of all product groups. As a customer, you
AFPRO Filters monitors all products in accordance with the ISO 9001 may also opt to have filters tested in accordance with the latest ISO
quality assurance system. The raw materials, semi-manufactured 16890 testing standards. A list of our services follows.
and finished products are checked on the basis of the criteria that the
quality system prescribes. This helps vouch for the continuously high Performing air measurements
quality of our products. The knowledge we have acquired in our laboratories enables us to
perform on-site air measurements. In the process, we can assess your
Research and development laboratory entire filtration system’s compliance with the applicable standards.
The staff in our R&D lab endeavour to develop new filter media and The test methods applied in the course of air measurements are listed
filtration techniques. For instance, the lab performs research into below:
high quality, unbreakable synthetic fibres, which are progressively
constructed by means of a multi-layering technique. This technique • Eurovent 4/10 - 1996 In situ determination of fractional efficiency
contributes to greater durability: The air resistance and therefore also of general ventilation filters.
the energy consumption of such filter media is lower. • ISO/CD 29462 Field testing of general ventilation filtration
devices and systems for in-situ removal efficiency by particle size
AFPRO Filters is Eurovent accredited in accordance with the Certify and resistance to airflow.
All programme. The Eurovent quality mark vouches for consistent
quality. The added value that the accreditation offers is guaranteed by Filter performance surveys
independent testing laboratories in Sweden and Finland. These labs Your used filters can be examined in our laboratory, to establish
perform regular ‘blind’ tests on all manufacturers’ filters for compliance filter performance according to the EN779 2012 criteria (resistance
with the stringent Eurovent standards. Further details of Eurovent – efficiency) and the new ISO 16890 standard, particle analysis and
certification can be found on page 9 of this catalogue. particle interception capacity. The findings of the survey are used as
the basis to issue you, the customer, sound advice on the performance
Activated carbon laboratory of your filter.
In addition to its R&D lab, AFPRO Filters has an activated carbon
laboratory. Activated carbon is used to trap gaseous particles. In this Calculating the actual costs
laboratory, AFPRO carries out research into the adsorption capacity Our laboratory also advises customers in making a conscious
of various types of active carbon and filter media, in accordance with sustainable choice using the Filter Durability Model (FDM). This
the applicable active carbon standards. The lab can also take samples model, which AFPRO Filters developed itself, provides insight into
for customers, which it subsequently uses to analyse the remaining the actual costs per filter, per month. The FDM is based on the latest
service life or adsorption capacity of a filter. This analysis serves as the filter testing standards and the Eurovent energy label guidelines. Once
basis for recommendations concerning the filters to be used and the the calculations have been performed, AFPRO Filters can inform you
consequences in terms of air quality, energy consumption and costs. exactly which type of filter is best for your purposes, as well as the
most energy efficient solution for your entire filtration system.
18 – AFPRO RESEARCHPANEL FILTERS
Qualities
AFPRO panel filters are pleated filters which are characterised by
their superior filtration properties. The synthetic filter medium is
progressively constructed, which makes for a high particle interception
level. This technology guarantees lower air resistance, which also
entails reduced energy consumption.
Advantages of panel filters
• Large filter surface
• High particle interception capacity
• Lengthy service life
• Low energy consumption
• Dimensions compliant with EN15805
• Moisture-resistant cardboard frame
• Completely safe for incineration
Construction
Panel filters are pleated filters which are assembled within a
moisture-resistant cardboard frame.
Application
Panel filters are used as a pre-filter for air treatment cabinets, air
conditioning systems and industrial systems.
Installation
• Ensure that the filter is fitted correctly:
Suction side – clean air side
• Filter should be correctly installed: no leaks
• Gaskets should be completely undamaged
• Filter should be secured at four points
• Ensure that the filter medium is not folded double
• Take care to avoid damaging the filter during installation
• System should be run in for several hours to achieve the
desired result
• Filter installation records; note the date, type and initial resistance.
PANELFILTERS – 19Panel filters
Paneelfilters
Fancoil (DF) (DF)
Draadframe ISO
Coarse
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIES ADVANTAGES
VOORDELEN
Application: Filter
Toepassing: Filter voor
usedventilator
with fan coil units
convectoren (o.a. WTW) • Straightforward
Eenvoudig montage assembly
Frame: Gegalvaniseerd
Kader: Galvanized steelstaal • Possible usage
Mogelijkheid totinlevering
almost vrijwel
every Heat
alle
Spacers: -
Afstandhouders: - Recovery
WTW. Unit.
Vraag Please
naar inquire about
de mogelijkheden.
Bonding: - -
Verlijming: the possibilities
Medium: synthetisch
Medium: Synthetic
Gasket: - -
Pakking:
Filter class according
Filterklasse volgens ISO to 16890:
ISO 16890: ISO Coarse
ISO Coarse
Maximum weerstand:
Maximale final pressure drop: 250Pa
250Pa
Maximum temperatuur:
Maximale temperature: 70°C
Maximum relatieve
Maximale relative humidity:
vochtigheid:
90%90%
Type Afmetingen
Dimensions Filterklasse
Filter class Filterklasse
Filter class Filteroppervlak
Filter surface Debiet
Airflow Weerstand
Pressure drop Energielabel*
Energy label*
BxHxD (mm)
WxHxD (mm) ISO 16890 EN779:2012 (m2) (m33/Hr)
(m /u) (Pa)
DF150 150x435x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,1
G2 500
0,1 35
500 -
35 -
DF150 237x415x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,1
G2 720
0,1 35
720 -
35 -
DF150 237x495x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,1
G2 860
0,1 35
860 -
35 -
DF150 250x595x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,1
G2 1080
0,1 35
1080 -
35 -
DF150 330x710x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G2 1650
0,2 35
1650 -
35 -
DF150 340x490x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G2 1220
0,2 35
1220 -
35 -
DF150 365x445x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G2 1150
0,2 35
1150 -
35 -
DF150 430x710x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G2 2220
0,3 35
2220 -
35 -
DF150 440x490x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G2 1580
0,2 35
1580 -
35 -
DF150 465x465x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G2 1580
0,2 35
1580 -
35 -
DF150 465x565x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G2 1870
0,3 35
1870 -
35 -
DF150 490x640x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G2 2230
0,3 35
2230 -
35 -
DF150 530x710x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,4
G2 2730
0,4 35
2730 -
35 -
DF150 540x600x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G2 2300
0,3 35
2300 -
35 -
DF150 540x700x8 G2 30%
ISO Coarse 0,4
G2 2730
0,4 35
2730 -
35 -
DF250 237x415x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,1
G3 720
0,1 50
720 -
50 -
DF250 237x495x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,1
G3 860
0,1 50
860 -
50 -
DF250 250x595x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,1
G3 1080
0,1 50
1080 -
50 -
DF250 330x710x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G3 1650
0,2 50
1650 -
50 -
DF250 340x490x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G3 1220
0,2 50
1220 -
50 -
DF250 365x445x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G3 1150
0,2 50
1150 -
50 -
DF250 430x710x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G3 2230
0,3 50
2230 -
50 -
DF250 440x490x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G3 1580
0,2 50
1580 -
50 -
DF250 465x465x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,2
G3 1580
0,2 50
1580 -
50 -
DF250 465x565x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G3 1870
0,3 50
1870 -
50 -
DF250 490x640x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G3 2230
0,3 50
2230 -
50 -
DF250 530x710x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,4
G3 2730
0,4 50
2730 -
50 -
DF250 540x600x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,3
G3 2300
0,3 50
2300 -
50 -
DF250 540x700x8 G3 50%
ISO Coarse 0,4
G3 2730
0,4 50
2730 -
50 -
DF
DF Series
serie
80
70
(Pa)
60
drop(Pa)
50
Weerstand
40
Pressure
30
20
10
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Lucht Volume
Airflow 3/h)3/h)
(m(m
DF150/24x24 DF250/24x24
*According to Eurovent RS 4/C/001-2017
*Volgens
20 – PANEELFILTERS
PANELFILTERSPanel filters
Paneelfilters
Panel
NA Paneel ISO
Coarse
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIES ADVANTAGES
VOORDELEN
Application: voorfilter
Toepassing: Prefilter HVAC,
HVAC,industry
industrie • Straightforward
Eenvoudige assembly
montage
Frame: Gegalvaniseerd
Kader: Galvanized steelstaal • Medium is eenvoudig te vervangen
Spacers: -
Afstandhouders: -
Bonding: - -
Verlijming:
Medium: Synthetisch
Medium: Synthetic
Gasket: Optional
Pakking: neorpene
Optioneel neopreen
Filter class according
Filterklasse volgens ISO to 16890:
ISO 16890: ISO Coarse
ISO Coarse
Maximum weerstand:
Maximale final pressure drop: 250Pa
250Pa
Maximum temperatuur:
Maximale temperature: 70°C
Maximum relatieve
Maximale relative humidity:
vochtigheid:
90%90%
Type Afmetingen
Dimensions Filterklasse
Filter class Filterklasse
Filter class Filteroppervlak
Filter surface Debiet
Airflow Weerstand
Pressure drop ##Filters/doos
Filters/box Afmetingen
Dimensionsdoos
box Energielabel*
Energy label*
PANEEL
PANEL FILTERS
BxHxD (mm)
WxHxD (mm) ISO 16890 EN779:2012 (m2) (m33/Hr)
(m /u) (Pa)
(Pa) (mm)
FILTERS
NA11/12x24 287x592x11ISO Coarse 30%
287x592x11 G2 G2 0,2 0,2 17001700 65 65 40 40 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
NA11/16x20 394x490x11ISO Coarse 30%
394x490x11 G2 G2 0,2 0,2 18801880 65 65 28 28 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
NA11/16x25 394x620x11ISO Coarse 30%
394x620x11 G2 G2 0,2 0,2 23502350 65 65 24 24 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
NA11/20x20 490x490x11ISO Coarse 30%
490x490x11 G2 G2 0,2 0,2 23502350 65 65 24 24 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
NA11/20x25 490x620x11ISO Coarse 30%
490x620x11 G2 G2 0,3 0,3 29002900 65 65 20 20 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
NA11/24x24 592x592x11ISO Coarse 30%
592x592x11 G2 G2 0,4 0,4 34003400 65 65 20 20 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
ZAKKEN
NA23/12x24 287x592x23ISO Coarse 50%
287x592x23 G3 G3 0,2 0,2 17001700 80 80 42 42 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
BAG FILTERS
NA23/16x20 394x490x23ISO Coarse 50%
394x490x23 G3 G3 0,2 0,2 18801880 80 80 28 28 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
NA23/16x25 394x620x23ISO Coarse 50%
394x620x23 G3 G3 0,2 0,2 23502350 80 80 24 24 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
FILTERS
NA23/20x20 490x490x23ISO Coarse 50%
490x490x23 G3 G3 0,2 0,2 23502350 80 80 24 24 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
NA23/20x25 490x620x23ISO Coarse 50%
490x620x23 G3 G3 0,3 0,3 29002900 80 80 20 20 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
NA23/24x24 592x592x23ISO Coarse 50%
592x592x23 G3 G3 0,4 0,4 34003400 80 80 21 21 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
NA45/12x24 287x592x45ISO Coarse 60%
287x592x45 G4 G4 0,2 0,2 17001700 110110 20 20 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
NA45/16x20 394x490x45ISO Coarse 60%
394x490x45 G4 G4 0,2 0,2 18801880 110110 14 14 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
COMPACT
NA45/16x25 394x620x45ISO Coarse 60%
394x620x45 G4 G4 0,2 0,2 23502350 110110 12 12 640x510x530
640x510x530 -
COMPACTFILTERS
NA45/20x20 490x490x45ISO Coarse 60%
490x490x45 G4 G4 0,2 0,2 23502350 110110 12 12 640x510x530
640x510x530 -
NA45/20x25 490x620x45ISO Coarse 60%
490x620x45 G4 G4 0,3 0,3 29002900 110110 10 10 640x510x530
640x510x530 -
NA45/24x24 592x592x45ISO Coarse 60%
592x592x45 G4 G4 0,4 0,4 34003400 110110 10 10 600x600x500
600x600x500 -
FILTERS
NA
NASeries
serie
HEPA FILTERS
180
160
140
(Pa)
drop(Pa)
120
Weerstand
100
Pressure
80
ACTIVE
ACTIEFCARBON
60
40
20
KOOLFILTERS
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
FILTERS
LuchtAirflow 3/h)
Volume(m(m 3/h)
NA11/24x24 NA23/24x24 NA45/24x24
OVERIGE
OTHER PRODUCTS
PRODUCTEN
*According
*Volgens to Eurovent
Eurovent RS 4/C/001-2017
RS 4/C/001-2017
PANELFILTERS – 21
PANEELFILTERSPanel filters
Paneelfilters
Panel
GP Paneel ISO
Coarse
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIES ADVANTAGES
VOORDELEN
Application: Voorfilter
Toepassing: Prefilter HVAC,
HVAC,industry,
industrie, spuitcabines • Straightforward
Eenvoudig assembly
montage
Frame: Zeer
Kader: Firm stevig
cardboard frame frame
kartonnen
Spacers: -
Afstandhouders: -
Bonding: - -
Verlijming:
Medium: Glasvezel
Medium: Glass fibre
Gasket: Optional
Pakking: neorpene
Optioneel neopreen
Filter class according
Filterklasse volgens ISO to 16890:
ISO 16890: ISO Coarse
ISO Coarse
Maximum weerstand:
Maximale final pressure drop: 250Pa
250Pa
Maximum temperatuur:
Maximale temperature: 70°C
Maximum relatieve
Maximale relative humidity:
vochtigheid:
90%90%
Type Dimensions
Afmetingen Filter class
Filterklasse Filter class
Filterklasse Filter surface
Filteroppervlak Airflow
Debiet Pressure drop ##Filters/doos
Weerstand Filters/box Afmetingen
Dimensionsdoos
box Energy label*
Energielabel*
WxHxD (mm)
BxHxD (mm) ISO 16890 EN779:2012 (m2) (m33/Hr)
(m /u) (Pa)
(Pa) (mm)
GP12x24x1 288x594x23ISO Coarse 30%
288x594x23 G2 G2 0,2 0,2 17001700 35 35 40 40 600x600x480
600x600x480 --
GP16x20x1 394x495x23ISO Coarse 30%
394x495x23 G2 G2 0,2 0,2 18801880 35 35 32 32 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
GP16x24x1 394x594x23ISO Coarse 30%
394x594x23 G2 G2 0,2 0,2 22002200 35 35 20 20 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
GP16x25x1 394x622x23ISO Coarse 30%
394x622x23 G2 G2 0,3 0,3 23502350 35 35 27 27 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
GP20x20x1 495x495x23ISO Coarse 30%
495x495x23 G2 G2 0,3 0,3 23502350 35 35 29 29 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
GP20x24x1 495x594x23ISO Coarse 30%
495x594x23 G2 G2 0,3 0,3 28002800 35 35 24 24 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
GP20x25x1 495x622x23ISO Coarse 30%
495x622x23 G2 G2 0,3 0,3 29002900 35 35 22 22 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
GP24x24x1 594x594x23ISO Coarse 30%
594x594x23 G2 G2 0,4 0,4 34003400 35 35 20 20 600x600x480
600x600x480 --
GP12x24x2 288x594x45ISO Coarse 50%
288x594x45 G3 G3 0,2 0,2 17001700 55 55 20 20 600x600x460
600x600x460 --
GP16x20x2 394x495x45ISO Coarse 50%
394x495x45 G3 G3 0,2 0,2 18801880 55 55 16 16 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
GP16x24x2 394x594x45ISO Coarse 50%
394x594x45 G3 G3 0,2 0,2 22002200 55 55 14 14 600x600x500
600x600x500 -
GP16x25x2 394x622x45ISO Coarse 50%
394x622x45 G3 G3 0,3 0,3 23502350 55 55 13 13 640x510x530
640x510x530 -
GP20x20x2 495x495x45ISO Coarse 50%
495x495x45 G3 G3 0,3 0,3 23502350 55 55 10 10 500x500x500
500x500x500 -
GP20x24x2 495x594x45ISO Coarse 50%
495x594x45 G3 G3 0,3 0,3 28002800 55 55 12 12 600x600x500
600x600x500 -
GP20x25x2 495x622x45ISO Coarse 50%
495x622x45 G3 G3 0,3 0,3 29002900 55 55 12 12 640x510x530
640x510x530 -
GP24x24x2 594x594x45ISO Coarse 50%
594x594x45 G3 G3 0,4 0,4 34003400 55 55 10 10 600x600x460
600x600x460 -
GP
GPSeries
serie
90
80
70
(Pa)
drop(Pa)
60
Weerstand
50
Pressure
40
30
20
10
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
LuchtAirflow
Volume 3/h)
(m(m3/h)
GP24x24x1 GP24x24x2
*According to Eurovent RS 4/C/001-2017
*Volgens
22 – PANEELFILTERS
PANELFILTERSPANEL FILTERS BAG FILTERS COMPACT FILTERS HEPA FILTERS ACTIVE CARBON FILTERS OTHER PRODUCTS
Panel filters
Paneelfilters
APMC Panel
Paneel ISO
Coarse
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIES ADVANTAGES
VOORDELEN
Application:
Toepassing: Voorfilter
Prefilter HVAC,
HVAC,industry,
industrie,spray booth
spuitcabines • Straightforward assembly
Eenvoudig montage
Frame:
Kader: Gegalvaniseerd
Galvanized steelstaal • Firm
Zeer construction
stevige constructie
Spacers:
Afstandhouders:
- -
Bonding:
Verlijming:- -
Medium:
Medium: Synthetic
Synthetisch
Gasket:
Pakking:Optional neorpene
Optioneel neopreen
Filter class according
Filterklasse volgens ISO to 16890:
ISO 16890: ISO Coarse
ISO Coarse
Maximum final pressure
Maximale weerstand: drop: 250Pa
250Pa
Maximum temperature: 70°C
Maximale temperatuur:
Maximum relative humidity:
Maximale relatieve vochtigheid:
90%90%
Type Dimensions
Afmetingen Filter class
Filterklasse Filter class
Filterklasse Filter surface
Filteroppervlak Airflow
Debiet Pressure
Weerstanddrop ##Filters/doos
Filters/box Afmetingen
Dimensionsdoos
box Energy label*
Energielabel*
WxHxD (mm)
BxHxD (mm) ISO 16890 EN779:2012 (m 2) (m33/Hr)
(m /u) (Pa)
(Pa) (mm)
APMC12x24x1 287x592x25ISO Coarse 70%
287x592x25 G4 G4 0,4 0,4 17001700 90 90 36 36 600x600x480
600x600x480 --
APMC16x20x1 394x490x25ISO Coarse 70%
394x490x25 G4 G4 0,5 0,5 18801880 90 90 20 20 500x400x500
500x400x500 --
APMC16x24x1 394x592x25ISO Coarse 70%
394x592x25 G4 G4 0,6 0,6 22502250 90 90 26 26 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
APMC16x25x1 394x620x25ISO Coarse 70%
394x620x25 G4 G4 0,6 0,6 23502350 90 90 26 26 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
APMC20x20x1 490x490x25ISO Coarse 70%
490x490x25 G4 G4 0,6 0,6 23502350 90 90 19 19 500x500x500
500x500x500 --
APMC20x24x1 490x592x25ISO Coarse 70%
490x592x25 G4 G4 0,7 0,7 28002800 90 90 24 24 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
APMC20x25x1 490x620x25ISO Coarse 70%
490x620x25 G4 G4 0,7 0,7 29002900 90 90 22 22 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
APMC24x24x1 592x592x25ISO Coarse 70%
592x592x25 G4 G4 0,8 0,8 34003400 90 90 19 19 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
APMC12x24x2 287x592x45ISO Coarse 70%
287x592x45 G4 G4 0,4 0,4 17001700 70 70 20 20 600x600x480
600x600x480 --
APMC16x20x2 394x490x45ISO Coarse 70%
394x490x45 G4 G4 0,5 0,5 18801880 70 70 10 10 500x400x500
500x400x500 --
APMC16x24x2 394x592x45ISO Coarse 70%
394x592x45 G4 G4 0,6 0,6 22502250 70 70 14 14 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
APMC16x25x2 394x620x45ISO Coarse 70%
394x620x45 G4 G4 0,6 0,6 23502350 70 70 13 13 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
APMC20x20x2 490x490x45ISO Coarse 70%
490x490x45 G4 G4 0,6 0,6 23502350 70 70 10 10 500x500x500
500x500x500 --
APMC20x24x2 490x592x45ISO Coarse 70%
490x592x45 G4 G4 0,7 0,7 28002800 70 70 12 12 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
APMC20x25x2 490x620x45ISO Coarse 70%
490x620x45 G4 G4 0,8 0,8 29002900 70 70 11 11 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
APMC24x24x2 592x592x45ISO Coarse 70%
592x592x45 G4 G4 0,9 0,9 34003400 70 70 10 10 600x600x480
600x600x480 --
APMC12x24x4 287x592x96ISO Coarse 70%
287x592x96 G4 G4 0,6 0,6 17001700 55 55 10 10 600x600x500
600x600x500 --
APMC16x20x4 394x490x96ISO Coarse 70%
394x490x96 G4 G4 0,7 0,7 18801880 55 55 8 8 640x510x530
640x510x530 --
APMC16x24x4 394x592x96ISO Coarse 70%
394x592x96 G4 G4 0,9 0,9 22502250 55 55 7 7 600x600x500
600x600x500 -
APMC16x25x4 394x620x96ISO Coarse 70%
394x620x96 G4 G4 0,9 0,9 23502350 55 55 7 7 640x510x530
640x510x530 -
APMC20x20x4 490x490x96ISO Coarse 70%
490x490x96 G4 G4 0,9 0,9 23502350 55 55 5 5 500x500x500
500x500x500 -
APMC20x24x4 490x592x96ISO Coarse 70%
490x592x96 G4 G4 1,1 1,1 28002800 55 55 5 5 640x510x530
640x510x530 -
APMC20x25x4 490x620x96ISO Coarse 70%
490x620x96 G4 G4 1,1 1,1 29002900 55 55 5 5 500x630x500
500x630x500 -
APMC24x24x4 592x592x96ISO Coarse 70%
592x592x96 G4 G4 1,3 1,3 34003400 55 55 5 5 600x600x500
600x600x500 -
APMC
APMCSeries
serie
140
120
(Pa)
100
drop(Pa)
80
Weerstand
Pressure
60
40
20
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow
Lucht (m3/h)
Volume (m3/h)
APMC24x24x1 APMC24x24x2 APMC24x24x4
*According to Eurovent RS 4/C/001-2017
*Volgens
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