ULPA Filters Are 99.999% Efficient
At 0.12 Microns
- Each and every filter is serial numbered and tested to the Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology standard IEST-RP-CC007
- Test Airflow: CFM: 100 @ 3.5" W.G.
- Long life polymer laminated ULPA media
- 1,224 square inches of filter area
- Canister constructed of static dissipating ABS and heavy guage steel mesh
- 1/8" microcellular urethane positive seal gasket
- Patented safety pin mechanism prevents use of vacuum if filter is not properly installed
- Reinforced high-flow filter pleats
- Easy-change pre-filter sleeve
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Filter Replacement Movies:
 15 Gallon Poly «
15 Gallon SS «
6 Gallon «
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"Biological agents are infectious through one or more of the following mechanisms of exposure, depending upon the particular type of agent; inhalation, with infection through respiratory muscosa or lung tissues; ingestion; contact with the mucous membranes of the eyes, or nasal tissues; or penetration of the skin through open cuts (even very small cuts and abrasions of which employees might be unaware)."
- www.bt.cdc.gov
"The primary route of infection for biological weapon agents is by inhalation, although other routes such as ingestion, dermal abrasion, and intentional precutaneous have proven effective. Since biological weapon agents are nonviolatile (do not evaporate), they must be dispersed in aerosols as 1 to 5 micron size particles (1/30,000 of the diameter of a hair follicle). At this size, particles deposit deep into the terminal air sacs of the lungs, causing disease."
- Characteristics of Biological Warfare Agents
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Gases To Sprays In Microns
- Gases and Vapors - fumigation
- Aerosols - suspension of liquid or solid particles, 0.1 to 50 microns in diameter Liquid particles form fog. Solid particles form smoke.
- Mists - between aerosols and fine sprays, 50 to 100 microns
- Sprays - most commonly used formulation.
- Fine spray droplets 100 - 400 microns in diameter.
- Course spray droplets over 400 microns in diameter
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