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Permatron® manufactures air filtration products for residential, OEM and commercial applications. All types of media are available. We provide electrostatic filters, HVAC filters, activated filters and more. We also customize air filters to replace those that are discontinued or hard to find.
A single source for all your filter needs. All Filters provides air filters, fuel filters and water filters of only the highest quality materials. Air filters include odor, taste, chlorine and iron reduction filters, ion exchange resin cartridges, activated carbon filter cartridges & HEPA filters/bags.
Since 1966, Koch Filter Corporation has been an industry-leading manufacturer of air filters and air filtration products. We produce a wide range of commercial and industrial air filters including HEPA filters, HVAC filters, carbon filters, foam filters and more. Visit our website today!
Sidco Filter Corporation has over 30 years of industry experience, and we are waiting to serve your needs! We manufacture air filter elements to interchange with over 100 different manufacturer’s filters. Our industrial filters are of the highest quality and we serve a wide range of industries.
Foam filters are air filters that use foam as the filtering material. Foam filters are made up of tiny interlocking cells that trap and distribute dirt particles throughout the entire volume of the foam.
Foam is used in many performance air filters and in automobile intake systems due to the unique properties it offers. It is as free flowing as cotton gauze, but has a much higher dirt retention level. This makes foam filters a popular choice in rallying and other motorsport applications. As with cotton gauze, a dirt retention additive can be used to give higher levels of filtration along with increased air flow. Since cotton gauze filters are unable to produce different materials for different environments, foam is quickly overtaking cotton gauze as the preferred material for performance filters.
The air intakes of internal combustion engines and compressors often use foam filters as well, along with many buildings and man-made environments like satellites and space shuttles. As it is water resistant, absorbent, porous, and flame-retardant, foam is an ideal material for many industrial applications.
