Columbus filters - characteristics and application

Columbus Industry manufactures filters that are versatile and highly effective, which is why they are widely used. Check out their characteristics and where they are used.

Columbus Industries

Columbus Industry was founded in 1965 and has become a leader in terms of the quality of filters offered, and its products are used practically all over the world. The air filtration system it has developed, thanks to practice and many years of research, is known for its efficiency in terms of effectiveness in capturing pollutants. In addition, the products of this company are also distinguished by their versatility and wide application. The most famous product manufactured by Columbus Industry is the PcPleat filters, which are intended for paint shops. Equally interesting and effective are the multi-layer paper filters, which are also manufactured by the above company.

Characteristics of Columbus multi-layer paper filters

Multi-layer paper filters are Columbus Industry's proprietary technology, which, thanks to its versatility, is used in many factories around the world. Columbus filters are made of several overlapping layers of non-flammable KRAFT paper and operate on the principle of a collision filter. The paper from which they are made is appropriately cut and stretched. The multi-layer structure of Columbus filters provides greater capacity and constant optimal air flow. Original Columbus Industry filter mats are ideal as a replacement for cardboard accordion filters or polyester mats.

Advantages of Columbus filters

• versatility of applications
• effectiveness
• lifespan
• large capacity
• simple assembly
• safety of use
• low maintenance costs
• environmentally friendly

Using Columbus filters

Columbus filters are suitable for use in the aviation, wood, automotive, metal and construction industries. They are designed for all types of paint shops and can be used in all conditions. Where high filtration efficiency is required, Columbus Industry has developed a special Eurosupra filter, which is a combination of a multi-layer paper filter with an additional filter layer made of synthetic fiber.