Chiayi, 10 September 2024 — Camfil, a global leader in clean air solutions, has launched a new Airborne Molecular Contamination (AMC) air filter regeneration service center in the Machouhou Industrial Park, Chiayi, Taiwan. Spanning 10,000 square meters, this state-of-the-art facility is specifically designed to meet the rigorous demands of the semiconductor industry, utilizing advanced processes a
Camfil Australia is excited to announce the relocation of its Head Office to a larger, more modern office space as part of the company’s strategic growth plan. The new facility, encompassing an impressive 4,655 square meters, is ideally situated off the Dandenong Bypass in Melbourne, providing enhanced convenience and accessibility for both employees and clients.
This move to a larger office sp
Camfil's 2023 Sustainability Report highlights their 60-year dedication to clean air solutions. Explore innovative products, advancements in clean air technology and environmental impact acievements in the full report.
Camfil celebrates the expansion of its manufacturing plant in Ipoh, Malaysia, to enhance support for its Air Filtration business in the Asia-Pacific region. The grand opening event was attended by esteemed guests, including the Swedish ambassador, highlighting Camfil's commitment to sustainability, innovation, and meeting market demands.
Camfil announces the launch of the latest innovation in molecular filtration products with the CamCarb XG HVAC. Services and facilities management companies targeting gas-phase contaminants in various applications such as odour, pollution or corrosion control will gain superior-in-class results with performance and protection.
The new CBS Global Thought Leaders Innovation and Disruption Leaders series features Camfil in it’s 60th year as pioneer shaping solutions for healthy indoor air. Healthier indoor air is a concern for every organisation today, due to for example outdoor air pollution and climate change events, such as the recent Canadian fires.
Camfil announces a global information and specialist support drive on indoor air quality (IAQ) expertise related to wildfire air pollution. The aim is to share specialised knowledge to mitigate impacts to IAQ and buildings as well as limit the risks to human health.
Camfil AB, the global leader in air filtration and clean air solutions, announces the launch of its innovative Airgonomics 101 Training for the Chief Airgonomics Officer (CAO) initiative. This training programme aims to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect indoor air quality and ensure a healthier and safer workplace environment.
The world leading company in clean air filtration solutions, has recently opened a new production Taicang plant, in the Shanghai region of China at the 11th of May 2023 inauguration. Attending the opening ceremony was distinguished guests together with Mark Simmons, CEO at Camfil.
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.
The Camfil 2022 Sustainability Report collects all sustainability efforts from 2022. It continues to steer the Camfil vision and business forward captured as–Sustainability is not something we do, but continues to be what we are.
Camfil, the leader in clean air solutions, welcomes the first classification standard ISO 10121-3 for molecular filters in general ventilation. This big step forward in molecular filtration classifications means that customers can easily select a specific molecular filter for general ventilation requirements e.g. in offices, public buildings and airports. The classification system also clearly sho
Camfil, the leader in clean air solutions, has announced the latest upgrade to the Hi-Flo brand of bag filters. With customers facing dramatic increases in energy costs as well as societal demands for all companies to act more sustainably, the new Hi-Flo upgrade has been designed to support both of these key aspects for building owners.
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.
A donation of air purifiers to Mälargården Rehab Center during Camfil Caring week showed that the number of particles per square meter in the air inside their common room could be reduced by 43% in just 45 minutes. This is an important contribution to the patient's rehabilitation journey.
Camfil has over the years provided support to organisations with clean air technology. The purpose of CamfilCaring week annually is to support organisations with solutions that can ensure clean indoor air that can benefit people, processes and the environment.
Eurovent is Europe’s Industry Association for Indoor Climate (HVAC), Process Cooling, and Food Cold Chain Technologies. Members are from across Europe and represent more than 1,000 companies. Jan-Erik Kleven, Managing Director of Camfil, Norway joins the Eurovent board, bringing a strong and committed voice from Norway and the Nordic region and aims to contribute on sustainable and supplier is
Camfil is one of the first manufacturing companies, in its sector, globally and in Sweden, that has successfully been accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standard. This standard is the main international standard for general requirements when it comes to testing laboratories and calibration laboratories. Camfil help people breathe cleaner air. Clean Air - a human right - is the daily focused mission.
Land acquired in Malaysia is the base for a new plant expansion for Camfil Malaysia (Ipoh). This is one of the Group's latest investments that further increases its capacity and manufacturing footprint to meet to global demand in air filter products and services. The plant will be operational by Q4 in 2022.
Leading air filter manufacturer Camfil, welcomes the fourth edition of the Recommendation 4/23 that aligns with the 2021 World Health Organisation’s (WHO) global air quality guidelines where the levels at which the main air pollutants are deemed harmful have been lowered, compared to the former WHO guideline from 2005.