Air filters have made significant contributions to driving the vigorous development of the food cleaning and sterilization industry. There are various sterilization methods, and corresponding sterilization equipment also comes in multiple types. However, as production requirements rise and people’s living standards improve, demands for food safety and nutrition have become increasingly higher. To reduce environmental pollution in food workshops, it is essential to install air filters and carry out disinfection in these workshops.
Nevertheless, many small and medium-sized food enterprises have meager profits and limited funds, making it impossible for them to afford expensive disinfection equipment. It is understood that a large number of small and medium-sized food processing enterprises cannot establish standardized clean production workshops. A traditionally standardized clean workshop must be equipped with a high-efficiency filtration and purification ventilation system as well as a central air-conditioning system. Even if they attempt to transform, the future maintenance costs will be a heavy burden for these low-margin enterprises.
Therefore, to avoid microbial contamination of food, small and medium-sized food enterprises do not need to use space disinfection and sterilization equipment; instead, air filters—with reasonable costs and excellent performance—serve as ideal space purification and disinfection devices. According to introductions, the disinfection and purification principle of air filters is as follows: under the action of a fan, contaminated air undergoes continuous cyclic disinfection, and then a secondary environmental disinfection and filtration is carried out using activated carbon impregnated with chemicals, thereby maintaining a controlled environment that is sterile and dust-free.
Air filters can also be called “air sterilizers” because they can purify and disinfect the workshop while the workshop is in operation. Air filters are in high demand in many production plants, and their role cannot be ignored.
In some current production plants, certain areas are contaminated by dust and other particulate matter. This is not only harmful to the human body but also causes damage to some machines when particles enter them. So how can we prevent this from happening?
In fact, people have now realized that air filter products play an especially important role in production. As a result, air filters have become a necessity in production. Without air filters, factories or production workshops would not be able to operate normally.
