Air Filter Technology Is Quietly Shaping Our Health And Future

In the post-pandemic era, the ventilation safety of public spaces such as hospitals, schools, and subways has been raised to an unprecedented level. Fresh air and purification systems equipped with H13-grade or higher HEPA filters, which can effectively intercept virus aerosols, have become the "standard equipment" in high-end office buildings, medical institutions, and schools. This is not only a demand for comfort, but also a crucial part of public health infrastructure.

Since precision turning machines operate autonmously and without any manual intervention, they bypass the possibility of human errors seeping into the manufacturing process, leading ro defects. With codes and software programs governing the end-to-end process, the machines can deliver greater accuracy without any flaws.

In the fields of energy and transportation, air filters are the "key components" that ensure efficiency and emission reduction. The filtration system at the inlet of gas turbines protects units worth billions of dollars; the battery thermal management system and cabin air conditioning system of new energy vehicles rely on high-performance filter elements to ensure safety and comfort. Meanwhile, advanced filtration materials used in industrial waste gas treatment are directly helping enterprises achieve ultra-low emissions and practice green develoment.