Iran-Made Filters Having Nanoparticles Able to Curb Dust by 99 Percent

The company has used two types of fiber filters containing nanoparticles and zeolite carbon filter in its air purifier that has given the device the ability to remove toxic gases and suspended particles.

Experiments show that the performance of the company's ultrasonic antimicrobial system can reduce the microbial load by 100 times.

Using two ultrasound systems and nanofilters, the device can remove more than 99 percent of suspended particles.

The company has succeeded in producing and supplying more than 1,500 air purifiers in Tehran in the Iranian calendar year 1400 (March 2021-March 2022).

Some air purifiers, regardless of the dangerous side effects of the used methods and only for commercial purposes, has more side effects than the air pollutants themselves.

So, by looking at nature and its methods of removing pollutants, the company has developed and supplied an air purifier that is safe for the user.

The product, which is a rain simulator, works based on the production of charged water particles and therefore works only with water and does not release any toxic substances or harmful radiation in the environment.

The device consumes just 1.5 liters of water per day.

The company's engineers are continuously researching and developing new and safe ways to protect the health of consumers.

This technology has been registered as an invention in the country and the related patent has been submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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