Camfil has released a new film about indoor air quality as part of the Healthier Together content series, presented by the WHO Foundation and produced by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions for Camfil.
The film focuses on the often-unseen impact of airborne particles in indoor environments and the role buildings play in protecting the health and wellbeing of the people inside them. As modern
Since day one, Camfil has been all about clean indoor air for the wellbeing and health of people and the planet – our vision in fact is to make clean air a human right. We lead as specialists in the clean air solutions industry globally. It is natural that we also lead in our organisation with our employees in 35 locations globally by recently hosting the annual Camfil Cairing Week.
For Camfil's Australian it means quicker turnaround of orders with less stock-outs that the production team can deliver with products made-to-order.
In the past nearly 60 years the mission has been to deliver solutions for indoor air quality to protect people, processes and the environment. The Camfil Sustainaibility Report 2021 is published.
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?
Whether small or large, the end product of our air filters is clean air that is free of harmful contaminants, pollutants, allergens, dust, dirt, molecular gases, or even life-threatening radiation.
