Industrial air purification at enterprises

Hydrofilters for industry and factories operate on the same principles as hydrofilters for restaurants. They are only designed for greater power and throughput. Components and assemblies are doubled and reinforced to withstand the loads.

Hydrofilters as purification equipment for air and ventilation systems were originally created for industrial use. It was only with the advent of convection ovens that they began to be used in catering establishments .

For example, hydrofilters for paint and varnish production are common and familiar equipment for specialists.

But ventilation in food production facilities poses its own challenges for air purification. Grease builds up in ventilation ducts, causing them to stop functioning.

Or if furnaces are used in production, such as in glass manufacturing, soot and sparks usually fly into the air ducts and cover everything with soot, which is prone to ignition.

Thus, industrial air filters at the plant not only perform an environmental function, but also protect ventilation systems from failure and ensure fire safety.

We calculate the design and protection levels separately for each production facility, taking into account the type of contamination.

The video shows hydrofilters designed to protect ventilation systems in food production facilities where the technological process involves deep-frying.