EZ Kleen Filters for Make Up Fans

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A quality air filter is one of the key components of a makeup air or air supply unit. EZ Kleen aluminum mesh air filters are perfect for makeup air handlers, commercial HVAC systems, schools, office buildings, commercial kitchens and more. These UL Class 2 listed industrial metal mesh filters are easy to clean and cost effective without sacrificing performance.
Multiple layers of aluminum media are bonded together to ensure maximum filtration and efficiency. Multi-layered slits are staggered among the expanded aluminum sheets that together form thousands of highly effective dust and dirt filters. The tough aluminum frame provides extra strength for extended service life.
Just install and let the EZ Kleen filters remove 98% of the dust particles, allergens, and other contaminants that threaten to clog your ventilation system. Then simply wash and reuse the filters. These filters are lightweight and easy to handle. They are rust and corrosion resistant, built to last, and will perform under demanding conditions. EZ Kleen air filters are available in a variety of standard sizes in both 1” and 2” depths. The maximum temperature range of the filter is 240 degrees F and air velocities of up to 8.4 m/s.
Your makeup air supply works hard and the system needs to stay clear of dust and debris in order to work effectively and efficiently. It is also important to the health of your employees, patrons, and other occupants to provide them with clean, fresh, healthy air circulating through your facility. For long lasting service life and optimum dirt and dust-trapping performance, you can’t go wrong with an EZ Kleen aluminum mesh air filter.
If you have any questions, please call us at 877.394.9731 or visit us online at www.HoodFilters.com. Our product specialists are always happy to help!
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