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The global air filters market is projected to surpass $19 billion through 2020, according to a TechSci Research report, “Global Air Filters Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2020.” Following the recent recession, the market has been recovering due to increasing disposable income coupled with rising concern regarding IAQ and related health effects.

A survey commissioned by the Filtrete brand of 3M shows that while indoor air pollutants are ranked among the top five environmental risks to public health, parents are not always aware of the steps they can take to make the air inside their homes cleaner for their families.

Forward-thinking HVAC contractors are training technicians, educating customers, and even providing filter-delivery services on behalf of maintenance customers.

AAF International is introducing the VariCel 2+ filter line. Utilizing AAF’s Impress pleating technology, VariCel 2+ filters combine low resistance with high mechanical strength, while maximizing energy efficiency.

Polymer Group Inc. (PGI) has unveiled Everist™ brand filtration media, a nanofiber-based technology that the company said offers enhanced mechanical efficiency, low pressure drops, and excellent dirt holding capacity, making it an ideal solution for HVAC and other industries reliant on high-efficiency filtration.

While contractors may not yet feel the effects of these changes, they will in the future, which is why they should familiarize themselves with the new version of Standard 62.2.

Camfil USA has introduced its new HVAC Replacement Air Filters Online Catalog at http://catalog.camfil.us, which the company said has been designed with a user-friendly interface allowing purchasers to find and research products utilizing category-based navigation to simplify the buying decision.

When it comes to walk-in freezers and coolers, no matter how sophisticated the mechanical refrigeration systems or how well maintained, those who are responsible for such units always fret a bit about product integrity, especially if it is a food product.

CLARCOR Air Filtration Products Inc. has launched a redesign of its website at www.clcair.com. Along with a modern and refreshed design, the company said the new website has undergone a complete transformation. 

While few will argue that clean air is a bad thing, explaining IAQ to customers and helping them understand its importance isn’t always easy.