GigaPleat XPH

A V-Cell type molecular filter with exchangeable panels with single header metal frame fitted with high cleanliness embedded adsorbents for removal of VOCs, acids and bases. Ideal for cleanroom make-up air units and air recirculation units with options for up to two different types of contaminant types.

  • Reduced waste through reusable housing
  • Exchangeable panels
  • Low outgassing components
  • High media cleanliness
  • Predicted removal efficiency and lifetime by Camfil's proprietary software
  • Typical target gases: VOCs, acids, bases, ozone
  • ICON6 Molecular
Item Type Pollutant Width (mm) Height (mm) Depth (mm) Airflow (m3/h) Pressure drop Average (Pa)
XPH A Acids 592 592 292 2600 60
XPH B Bases 592 592 292 2600 60
XPH V Organics 592 592 292 2600 60
XPH A Acids 287 592 292 1100 60
XPH B Bases 287 592 292 1100 60
XPH V Organics 287 592 292 1100 60

Specifications

Application
Remove airborne molecular contaminants (AMC) from recirculation air systems and make-up air systems in microelectronic or life sciences facilities and cleanrooms.
Filter Frame
Plastic molded
Media
Activated Carbon, Impregnated Activated Carbon
Relative Humidity
30% - 70%
Gasket
Polyurethane, EPDM
Sealant
Polyurethane
Installation options
Adaptor frames are available for installation above fan filter units, mini-environment or process equipment
Particle cleanliness
ISO Class 6
Comment
Gasket Position: 01 - downstream, 10 - upstream
Configuration XPH: 1 layers of 8 panels / full size housing
Outgassing: Individually outgassing tested for VOC emissions on request
Max temperature (°C)
40º C
Max Temperature (°F)
104

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