Cleanroom Filter

Why need Cleanroom Filter?

Cleanroom filters are essential to remove airborne particles, microorganisms, and contaminants. They maintain strict air purity levels required for industries like semiconductor manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology, ensuring product quality, process precision, and compliance with health standards.

What types of Cleanroom Filter?

Pre-filters

Advantages: Capture large particles, extend HEPA/ULPA life.

HEPA Filters

Advantages: Captures 99.97% of airborne particles.

ULPA Filters

Advantages: Captures 99.999% of sub-micron particles.

Chemical Filters

Advantages: Removes gaseous contaminants and odors.

What are the typical Cleanroom Filter filter media offered by Srilan?

Recommended Grade	Item	Weight(gsm)	Recommendation Guide
G4	SLPSM-K400/20/G4	400	Pre-filters
M6	SLPSM-D500/20/M6/G	500	Pre-filters
F8	SLPSM-D500/20/F8/G	500	Pre-filters
H13	SLPSM-GF3829	80	HEPA Filters, PFAS FREE
U15	SLPSM-GF5138	80	ULPA Filters

Why choose Srilan?

Maximize System Life with Srilan Pre-filter Media. Engineered as the essential first stage in any filtration system, Srilan pre-filter media efficiently captures larger particulate matter—such as dust, lint, and hair. This pre-filtration layer safeguards your critical high-level filters, extending their lifespan and significantly reducing maintenance costs. Fully compliant with leading international standards: G1-G4 (European EN) and MERV 1-8 (American ASHRAE)

Engineered for Peak Performance & Efficiency. Srilan’s HEPA/ULPA filter media delivers exceptionally high and stable filtration efficiency, rigorously tested against ISO 29463 (EN1822) and IEST RP-CC001 standards. Engineered for sustainability, our media achieves this highest-level performance with minimal initial resistance and optimized lifetime pressure drop. This directly reduces fan energy consumption, yielding significant operational cost savings and a lower total cost of ownership without compromising protection.

Engineered for Safety. Our filter media is certified to UL 900 Class 1/2 standards, signifying superior fire resistance. When exposed to flame, it is not easily flammable, inhibits fire spread, and generates minimal smoke and combustible debris, enhancing overall system safety.