Camfil has revamped its flagship Hi-Flo filter range with a 12% improvement in energy performance. This improvement has been taken as an average across multiple sizes in the range, compared to its predecessor.
The clean air solutions company first launched the Hi-Flo filter to target industrial and commercial applications in the late 1960s, with numerous updates since. The most recent update has been spurred on by the updated standard from the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). CEN’s standard “EN 16798-3” covers energy standards for ventilation solutions in non-residential buildings. The standard was updated in June 2025.
Camfil’s updated range has a new name and launches as the Hi-Flo ePM1 70% air filter and meets or exceeds filtration performance for targeted sectors such as hospitals, pharmaceuticals and other commercial buildings.
