Air Intake Stage

Ambient air enters the equipment through the inlet system. The airflow design helps guide contaminated air into the internal filtration chamber.

Pre-Filtration Stage

The pre-filter captures larger particles such as dust, fibers, and coarse impurities, helping reduce the load on downstream filter components.

Fine Filtration Stage

The fine filter layer captures smaller airborne particles according to the selected filtration configuration.

Adsorption Treatment Stage

For applications requiring odor or gas control, activated carbon filtration can be integrated to adsorb certain gaseous substances.

Clean Air Output Stage

After passing through the filtration modules, treated air is discharged through the outlet system and circulated back into the working area.

Pre-Filter System

Used as the first filtration barrier to collect larger airborne particles and protect internal filter elements.

HEPA Filtration

HEPA filter options can be applied for environments requiring finer particle removal performance.

Activated Carbon Filtration

Activated carbon modules can be added for applications requiring adsorption of odors and certain volatile compounds.

Customized Filter Combination

The filtration structure can be adjusted according to particle type, air volume requirements, and operating conditions.

Air Intake Structure

The inlet design controls airflow direction and improves air circulation efficiency.

Filter Chamber

The internal chamber houses filtration components and provides space for filter replacement and inspection.

Fan System

The fan assembly provides airflow power and supports continuous air circulation.

Control Panel

The control interface allows operators to monitor operating status and adjust settings.

Air Outlet Design

The outlet structure distributes purified air according to installation requirements.

Manufacturing Facilities

Used in production areas where airborne dust and particles need to be controlled.

Laboratories

Applied in testing and research spaces requiring controlled air conditions.

Warehouses

Used for improving air circulation and reducing suspended particles in storage areas.

Commercial Buildings

Installed in large indoor spaces requiring continuous air treatment.

Clean Working Areas

Configured for workplaces with specific air cleanliness requirements.

Filter Inspection

Check filter loading conditions according to operating environment and usage time.

Filter Replacement

Replace filtration components when pressure drop increases or filtration performance decreases.

Equipment Cleaning

Clean air inlet areas, external surfaces, and internal components during scheduled maintenance.

System Inspection

Check fan operation, control functions, and electrical connections.

Before selecting suitable air purification equipment, customers should confirm the following parameters:

Q1: What filtration options are available?

A: The equipment can be configured with pre-filters, HEPA filters, activated carbon filters, or combined filtration structures according to application needs.

Q2: How do I choose the suitable air volume?

A: Air volume selection depends on room size, airflow requirements, and indoor air conditions.

Q3: Can the filter configuration be customized?

A: Yes. Filter types, filtration stages, and equipment configuration can be adjusted according to project requirements.

Q4: How often should filters be replaced?

A: Replacement intervals depend on operating environment, particle concentration, and equipment usage conditions.

Q5: Can the control system be customized?

A: Yes. Manual control, automatic control, and monitoring functions can be configured based on customer requirements.