PTFE bubble point membrane for air purification
Air purifiers can adsorb, decompose or transform various air pollutants, such as PM2.5, dust, pollen, bacteria, etc. What can do this is the core component of the purifier, which ispolymer PTFE Bubble Point Membrane.
Usually through two or more filtration methods of the same or decreasing pore size, collectively called sequence filtering. In the sequential filtration system, if a sterilizing grade filter is added before the final sterilizing filter, and the sterility between the two filters is ensured, and the microbial contamination level of the pre-filtration medium is controlled to be generally less than or equal to 10cfu/100ml, this kind of This situation is called a redundant filtering system.
Environmentally friendly filter materialPTFE bubble point membrane has a significant effect in purifying the air. The product is made by mechanically stretching PTFE material, which can ensure the complete interception of impurities such as bacteria and has a large flux. The material is resistant to high temperatures, strong acids and alkali, and has wide chemical applicability. When used for gas filtration, it can achieve 100% retention of various phages, bacteria and particles above 0.02um. Therefore, the microporous membrane has good waterproof properties and good breathability, so it is very suitable for waterproof, dustproof and breathable applications.
The polytetrafluoroethylene bubble film materials produced by the manufacturer are all imported raw materials, with a full set of advanced production equipment, advanced clean rooms and independent The composite slitting workshop ensures the production quality of PTFE membrane; it uses production testing instruments imported from the United States to test the quality of PTFE membrane, and has passed international SGS testing and certification, as well as ISI testing and certification. Interested parties can enter the store and contact us.
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