These widely popular filters are found anywhere that air is expelled from a closed system including automotive, industrial, commercial and residential settings in even common appliances such as vacuum cleaners and especially in HVAC systems. Exhaust filters are used to remove impurities from air drawn through a ventilator in a closed system. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
American Metal Filter Company
Chula Vista, CA | 619-628-1917Since 1986, we have been manufacturing washable metal air and grease filters. Our products are used in range hoods, heating and ventilating systems, computers and a multitude of custom applications. We use aluminum, galvanized steel and stainless steel to manufacture our products. We sell our products to qualified distributors and manufacturers throughout the US, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico.
RoboVent
Sterling Heights, MI | 888-928-4708For more than 25 years, RoboVent's focus has been on the delivery of clean air and healthy environments in manufacturing facilities. This has earned us the leading position in the collection and filtering of airborne contaminants generated by metalworking and other industrial processes. We are passionate about providing clean air solutions to the industry, and this dedication to the cause brings about results.
Clean Liquid Systems
Spring, TX | 713-253-0100Clean Liquid Systems is a leading manufacturer of air and liquid filters. Our number one priority is to create the best filters that match the needs of our customers. We strive to have a fast turnaround while not reducing the quality of our products. Filtration is the only thing we do and ensure that we make our products right. We provide our customers with hundreds of years of experience and great prices to keep them competitive.
Dust Free
Royse City, TX | 800-441-1107Since 1982 Dust Free has been family owned and operated. Our specialty is air filtration and purification equipment and ensuring quality air in our consumer's homes. We strive to provide great customer service and quality products. We also continue working towards improved filtration products!
Carolina Filters, Inc.
Sumter, SC | 800-849-5646Carolina Filters is an industry leader for indoor air quality, parts cleaning and process equipment cleaning in the southeast. Our South Carolina based company has serviced a variety of facilities from Tennessee to the Bahamas. From healthcare buildings to tire manufacturing plants, we have IAQ experience you can rely on and trust. Our cleaning division has removed polymer and other contaminants from parts and filters throughout the world.
Graver Technologies
Glasgow, DE | 302-731-1700Founded over three decades ago we have been providing exceptional air filters since our inception. We are dedicated to ensuring that our customers are receiving the highest quality products and services in the industry in order to keep them coming back to us for all of their needs. We provide some of the quickest turnaround times in the industry; allow us to put that service to work for you! Visit our website today!
Modular Cleanrooms, Inc.
Denver, CO | 800-496-7666MCR inventories a large stock of Cleanroom Fan Powered and Ducted Air Filters. The Mac 10 FFU is known for being the quietest filter available and has been tested below 5O dBA with a rated flow of 90 FPM. Its modular design fits conveniently into 2`x4` to 2x2 T-Bar drop ceilings, and with a low profile of less than 13" it permits installation into tight ceiling spaces. Contact our company today!
Airsan Corporation
Milwaukee, WI | 800-558-5494Our company is the leading distributors of filter products in the industry. We serve companies from around the world, including Asia, South America, and the United States. We believe in offering a variety of top-quality filters, like electrostatic filters and other filtration products designed for use in clean rooms and other sensitive environments. Let us help you today!
Exhaust Filters - Precision Filtration ProductsIn automotive, industrial, commercial and residential settings, as well as in common appliances such as vacuum cleaners and HVAC systems, exhaust filters clean air before it is returned to normal circulation either in an enclosed space or into the atmosphere.
As HVAC ventilation releases air into interior spaces, both commercial and residential, it is important that they use air cleaner filters to ensure high air quality. Often ventilation systems such as these will insert HEPA filters or ULPA filters at their exhaust site as these remove up to 99% of microscopic bacteria, diseases and allergens which pose serious health risks.
Domestic uses for exhaust filters are plentiful and important; however industrial exhaust is often extremely dangerous and should not be vented back into a room or the atmosphere. Unburned hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, oxides of nitrogen and sulfur are among the many harmful pollutants released by engines and other combustion processes. If these gases are not filtered out, they pose a serious threat to cardiovascular and lung health as well as to increased ozone depletion.
Exhaust filters are an essential component of industrial air pollution or emission control systems and are often far more complex than commercial and residential filters.
Important specifications to consider when determining a type of exhaust filter include porosity, filter size and fiber size, as well as the required efficiency of the system. The three most common varieties of household and appliance grade filters are fiberglass, electrostatic and polyester filter media pads.
The basic construction of these exhaust filters is a filter panel, or a physical barrier made of spun fibers that attract and trap pollutants, which is held within a frame and placed in ductwork that an air stream is drawn through. Engine and industrial filters, however, use more complex procedures, though filter panels are often an additional pre or final means of filtration.
Many of these exhaust filters use multifaceted procedures that require exhaust chambers, chemical eliminators and even incinerators to dispose of hazardous materials. Air scrubbers, thermal oxidizers and mist collectors all function as industrial exhaust filters. Mist collectors are popular as they gather expensive materials such as oil that have been atomized through the process of combustion and return them to the production process. This option not only reduces harmful emissions, but also cuts costs by diminishing procedure waste.
