Air Filters withstand harsh environments.
Press Release Summary:
Tough Air Filters protect electronic components that utilize forced air thermal management to keep cool and functional. Products withstand environments with high temperature/humidity, chemicals, or solvents, and can provide EMI/RFI shielding along with particulate protection. Suited for indoor and outdoor use, filters incorporate Quadrafoam II media and chromated, epoxy powder coated, or anodized aluminum frames and grid systems.Original Press Release:
New 'Tough Air Filters' Meet Harsh Environment Needs
Ruggedized enclosures require an equally rugged air filter. To meet the "ruggedized" challenge, Universal Air Filter Co. (www.uaf.com) has developed a complete line of Tough Air Filters to protect electronic components that depend on forced air thermal management to keep them cool and functioning.
Tough Air Filters are designed to withstand harsh environments, including those where high temperature, high humidity, chemicals or solvents are present. They optimize reliable forced air thermal management and can provide EMI/RFI shielding along with particulate protection for electronics equipment used in both indoor and outdoor environments. UAF's Tough line of air filters incorporates Quadrafoam II media, a coated polyether urethane formulation that is more rigid than typical filter materials to sustain its open-pored cellular structure and maintain performance characteristics despite the presence of heat and moisture. Chromated, epoxy powder coated or anodized aluminum frames and grid systems complement the sturdiness and longevity of Tough Air Filters for harsh environments.
Universal Air Filter products meet the following standards and classifications: MIS 20189E; UL 94 HF-1; UL 900 Class 2, CE; Telcordia NEBS GR-78-CORE and GR-63-CORE; and FMVSS 302. Prototypes are routinely produced and sent to customers within five working days. For more information, contact: Universal Air Filter Co., 1624 Sauget Industrial Parkway, Sauget, Ill. 62206. Phone: 800-541-3478. Fax: 618-271-8808. Web site: www.uaf.com.
