Description
HEPA FILTER ALUMINUM SEPARATOR
Features
- Filter element composed of glass microfiber media and aluminum separator
- Available in galvanized steel or stainless steel frame
- Configurations available:
- Without header
- With single or double header
- Depth options: 4”, 6”, and 12”
- Internal seal ensures leak-free filtration
- Efficiency range from 95% up to 99.9995% (HEPA and ULPA classifications)
- The filter pack is secured to a heavy-duty aluminized steel U-channel frame
- Expanded metal faceguard on the air-exit side holds the media pack securely, even under high-temperature conditions
- Includes a gasket on the clean air side to ensure a perfect seal
- Custom configurations available upon request
Applications
- Terminal or return air filtration in cleanrooms
- Laminar flow cabinets
- High-temperature filtration processes
- Pharmaceutical, food, microelectronics, and biotech industries
- Laboratories and controlled environments
Construction Details
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| Media | Microfiber glass |
| Separator | Corrugated aluminum |
| Frame | Galvanized steel or stainless steel |
| Sealant | High-temperature |
| Faceguard | Expanded metal (air-exit side) |
| Gasket | Clean air side (standard) |
Optional Configurations
- Customized headers (1”, 2”, and 4” depths)
- Special designs for extreme or corrosive environments
- Faceguard on both sides (upon request)
- ULPA grades available on demand
Benefits
✔ Long service life
✔ High mechanical resistance
✔ Optimized for high-temperature applications (up to 260°C)
✔ Low maintenance cost
✔ Protects critical environments by reducing contamination risks
✔ Complies with international filtration standards
Why Choose Macrofilter®?
All Macrofilter® HEPA Filters come with a Faceguard made of premium-quality materials and manufactured using advanced techniques. This ensures a longer filter life and reduces maintenance costs for our customers.
For more information, request a quote, or for technical advice, contact our team of specialists [here].
You can also check the Filtration Standards Equivalency Table [here].
