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Air filtration for industrial and commercial operations: What’s at stake?

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Commercial operations such as those in manufacturing facilities, oil and gas production, and processing plants each have unique environments and challenges. These facilities produce a considerable amount of dust and other particulates from operations such as metal fabrication, food and beverage production, wood product manufacturing, mining, and other commercial activities. Canadian Commercial Operations Require Specialized … Read more

What health risks do wildfires pose to Canadians? – Offering air filtration solutions

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Canada is experiencing another significant wildfire season. British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are witnessing the most severe activity, with over 30,000 people having been evacuated from their homes. The area burned so far this season, 2,230,042 hectares, is significantly higher than the 10-year average by this time of year. When wildfire activity is present … Read more

The Hidden Threat of Poor Air Quality in Food and Beverage Production Facilities

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While the Canadian Food & Beverage industry prioritizes things such as the quality of raw ingredients, air quality is often overlooked. However, it’s a vital part of the mix that affects product safety, shelf life, taste, and brand integrity. Air quality must be examined throughout the supply chain, from production to packaging. In this article, … Read more

Canadian Commercial Kitchen Air Quality: Threats & Air Filter Solutions

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Airborne contaminants can become part of your food during preparation, cooking, and serving. Smoke and nuisance odours can permeate into the dining areas. The good news is that there have been some important advancements in filter technology that can solve your air quality issues. Comfort, fire safety, staff and customer health, food quality and customer … Read more

The crucial role of air filtration in data centres

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The Canadian business landscape has changed drastically in the 21st Century, with technology becoming a big part of economic growth. Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal have all become tech hubs. At the same time, smaller cities like Ottawa, Kitchener-Waterloo, Edmonton, and Halifax have seen their local economies rebound from stagnation with the help of tech. Information … Read more

Camfil Canada: A Proudly Canadian Air Filter Manufacturing Company- Supporting Canadian Businesses in Times of Economic Uncertainty 

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Camfil Canada has deep roots in Canada. Since 1945, it has been a proud Canadian company that manufactures air filters in Toronto, Ontario, and has smaller manufacturing facilities in Montreal, Quebec, and across the country. Originally Incorporated as Farr Company, Camfil has built a legacy of quality and innovation. Camfil’s presence in Canada significantly expanded … Read more

The lowest average pressure drop is crucial for air filters

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A lower average pressure drop translates to significant energy savings by reducing the work required to move air. It also optimizes HVAC system performance. When comparing filters with the same design, the filter with lowest average pressure drop will last the longest, requiring less frequent replacements. It also contributes to better indoor air quality throughout … Read more

Balancing efficiency and air filtration costs: Do you really have to make sacrifices?

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Building owners, operators, facilities managers, procurement teams, and business leaders face a significant challenge: balancing the need for high-quality air filtration with the rising costs of energy consumption. There’s often a struggle between having clean air in a building and paying for it with expensive air filtration systems. But it doesn’t have to be that … Read more

What are the latest ASHRAE and CSA standards for air filtration?

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For residential, commercial, and public building owners and managers, following proper air filtration standards and best practices not only benefits occupant health and comfort but can also improve energy efficiency and regulatory compliance. Two organizations that produce standards and develop best practices for improving indoor air quality (IAQ) are ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating … Read more

Comparing Air Quality in Rural and Urban Areas: What’s the Difference?

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When examining urban and rural air pollution, there are some key factors to consider. Particle size is one of them. Smaller particles are more harmful to your body because they are harder to eliminate. In urban areas, you are more likely to encounter fine particles, while rural areas typically have fewer of these particles, making … Read more

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