Camfil adds 51st country to its global operations
Camfil has added Sri Lanka to its global operations, the 51st country that the air filtration expert now has representatives in.
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Indoor and Outdoor Pollution in Every Day Life
Exposure to poor air quality is bad for your health and wellbeing, limiting this exposure can help prevent its impact. While this can be hard to control outside, there are things we can all do to improve the air around us when we’re inside – in our homes and workplaces.
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Clean Air Day 2019
Yesterday (June 20, 2019) was Clean Air Day, a campaign run by charity Global Action Plan which aims to encourage people to find out more about air pollution, share information with friends and colleagues and help make air quality cleaner and healthier for everyone.
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New Recorded Webinar Explains Air Quality Standards for Food Sector
Following a revision to the Global Standard for Food Safety earlier this year, Camfil and BRC Global Standards have launched an instructive webinar designed to give food and beverage manufacturers a deeper understanding of the new indoor air quality standards, detailing what these changes mean in practice.
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New bus shelter will clean the air in cities
To help all the environmental heroes who travel by public transport, Camfil has teamed up with Team Tejbrant in the “Clean Shelter” initiative. Together, we are launching a bus shelter with a built-in air purifier which purifies up to 85 percent of the air.
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Spring allergies – make your home a safe haven with Camfil
Pollen from trees, grasses and weeds is released into the air, travelling many miles in some instances. In the nose of a hay fever sufferer, the immune system mistakenly sees this pollen as a danger, triggering antibodies that attack the allergens and histamines which are responsible for the runny noses and itchy eyes. What's the best solution to protect your family?
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Camfil IAQ Expert Speaks about Helping FMs Understand the Dangers of ‘Bad Air’
With 35 year's experience in the air movement sector, Peter is an expert on Indoor Air Quality and energy in buildings. Most recently, he has provided guidance used in support of drafting the Clean Air Bill which is currently making its way through parliament. He also sits on a number of technical committees, including ISO, CEN and BSi, helping draft legislation, guidelines and codes of practice.
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Protecting Our History Surrounding Fire and Smoke
Occasionally, the unthinkable happens near, or in the case of Notre Dame inside, our historic buildings, museums and art galleries. To keep the contents of these artefact filled buildings in good condition, preserving often centuries of history, one of the most important factors is air quality.
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Camfil publishes 2018 Sustainability Report focused on high-performance products
For over half a decade, Camfil has focused on high-performance products with low pressure drop. Low pressure drop is important in air filtration because it directly relates to the amount of energy needed to push air through a filter. Camfil volunteers an annual Sustainability Report to highlight these advantages.
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A Virtual Look into the World of Air Filtration
Leading air filtration specialists, Camfil, has launched a Virtual Reality (VR) experience to help its customers understand the benefits and correct usage of air filtration.
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Camfil’s Spanish Factory, Previously Servifiltro, Officially Opens
Priding ourselves on our values, reliability, compromise, customer satisfaction, teamwork and local presence, we acquired Servifiltro S.L. in October of 2017. Servifiltro S.L brought more than 35 years of experience in the comfort and OEM air filter market as well as an area of over 10.000 m2 for production enabling optimum manufacturing, speedy logistics and room for large stock.
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Camfil Welcomes Clean Air Strategy’s Focus on IAQ
Following the launch of the United Kingdom government’s Clean Air Strategy (14th January), Camfil welcomes its recognition of the effect of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) on people’s health. The document outlines a range of recommendations that focus on reducing exposure to particulate matter (PM), the very smallest of which cause the most damage.
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