On March 13 to 15, indoor air quality and new international standards will take centre stage. Efficient pocket filter media and pleatable nonwovens for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning achieve high efficiency throughout their entire operating lives. Nonwovens for cabin air and engine air filters help improve the indoor air quality in our vehicles. Fuel filter media protect the engine and contribute to efficient combustion. Synthetic vacuum cleaner bags reliably trap dirt particles and dust and foster a higher suction power.
The new international testing standard ISO 16890 is changing the filtration market and product development regarding both filtration performance and energy efficiency. Sandler filter media address these priorities: With a low pressure drop they reduce energy consumption during the operation of the filtration plant. Progressively structured pocket filter media contain fine fibres of <1 µm and attain high efficiency as well as high dust holding capacity. The latest Sandler product line enAIRsave® combines excellent filtration performance with energy efficiency and offers ideal products for all efficiency ranges according to ISO 16890. As part of the accompanying conference, a lecture by Sandler will focus on the advantages of these new pocket filter media with regard to the provisions of ISO 16890.
Furthermore, Sandler nonwovens are resistant to temperature and moisture—durable synthetic media featuring optimum performance throughout the filter’s operating life. Pleatable Sandler filtration nonwovens are also easily processable in all common pleating processes. Their fibre structure supports accurate pleating; the utilised polymers render the pleats stable and resistant to mechanical influences.
A new booth design highlights the aspects affecting our well-being in public spaces and informs visitors on the versatile areas of application for Sandler filter media. Additionally, the booth itself demonstrates how other nonwovens for technical applications help create a pleasant atmosphere.
