Filtration Stages and Product Configurations
Cleanroom air filtration systems may use different filter types at different points in the air-handling process. Pre-filters, intermediate filters, and high-efficiency filters are selected according to airflow conditions, particle control targets, and system design. Flair offers a range of filtration products to support different HVAC configurations and project requirements.
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Pre-Filtration
Initial Particle Removal
02
Intermediate Filtration
Additional Particle Control
03
Final Filtration
High-Efficiency Particle Filtration
Panel & Pleated Pre-Filters
Panel and pleated filters capture larger airborne particles at the initial stage of air filtration. They help reduce dust loading on downstream filters. Selection depends on airflow, dust loading, filter dimensions, and allowable pressure drop.
Product options
Panel Filters · Pleated Air Filters
Pocket, Compact & V-Bank Filters
Pocket, compact, and V-bank filters provide an intermediate filtration stage where required. Selection depends on filtration efficiency, airflow, available space, dust-holding capacity, and pressure drop.
Product options
Pocket Filters · Compact Filters · V-Bank Filters
HEPA & ULPA Final Filters
HEPA and ULPA filters provide high-efficiency particle filtration for applications with strict cleanliness requirements. Filter grade, frame construction, sealing method, dimensions, and airflow should match the system design.
Product options
Mini-Pleat HEPA · Gel Seal HEPA · Double-Sided Gel Seal HEPA · ULPA Filters
Filtration Configuration Note
Filter stages are not a fixed configuration for every project. The required filter combination, installation location, and sequence should be determined according to the HVAC system design, airflow requirements, particle control targets, dust loading, and available installation space. Filter efficiency, pressure drop, dimensions, and sealing arrangements should be confirmed against project specifications.









