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According to DIN EN 2009,HEPA Filters are classified alongside EPA filters (Efficient Particulate Air Filters) and ULPA filters (Ultra Low Penetration Air Filters). Available in separator and mini-pleat types, HEPA filters feature frames crafted from galvanized sheet, anodized extruded aluminum, wood, or stainless steel. The media used includes glass fiber and PTFE membrane, while separator materials comprise paper or aluminum. Gaskets come in various materials such as PU, EVA, EPDM, Gel seal, Dry seal, or Knife edge. HEPA filters are classified in the range of H13 to U17, with an initial resistance ranging from 80 to 220 Pa. Standard depths include 46/90/100/150/220/292mm.

HEPA Filters find extensive use in cleanroom ventilation systems within pharmaceutical industries, food processing facilities, micro-electronics manufacturing, and other sensitive environments. They are crucial for air purification in hospitals, including operating rooms, ICUs (Intensive Care Units), NICUs (Neonatal Intensive Care Units), and negative pressure ambulances. Additionally, HEPA filters serve as air intake filters for gas turbines, fans, and other industrial equipment. They are also deployed in various non-medical settings such as office buildings, metro stations, residences, and commercial buildings to ensure clean and healthy indoor air quality.