The quality of our products is based on long-term research, development and testing of filter materials and other structural elements of filters using simulation of the real effect of a wide range of harmful substances.
Our laboratory can verify the adsorption capacity of new, prospective, filtration materials and determine the extent of protection, the resistance time and filter capacity as needed by the customer. We also test the service life of filters and determine residual capacities for subsequent use.
In addition to tests for the penetration of chemical substances, we also use mechanical and thermal stress tests in various modes to test filters;
we check the weight, pressure gradient (SIGOD) and the paraffin oil mist penetration coefficient.
We test the resistance of filters to penetration with the following gases as standard:
Formula | Gas |
HCN | hydrogen cyanide |
ClCN | cyanogen chloride |
COCl2 | phosgene |
C6H12 | cyclohexane |
SO2 | sulfur dioxide |
NH3 | ammonia |
CH2Cl2 | dichloromethane |
CHCl3 | chloroform |
CCl4 | carbon tetrachloride |
CH3OH | methanol |
CCl2CHCl | trichlorethylene |
(CH3)2CO | acetone |
C6H5CH3 | toluene |
C6H6 | benzene |
We can also test filters against the penetration of specific gases such as chloropicrin, chlorine, nitrogen dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, sarin, mustard gas, mercury and its vapours, if requested by customers.
We use an ANSYCO gas spectrometer with digitally controlled modules to test the capacity of filters and adsorption properties of materials. The test parameters correspond to the requirements of ČSN EN 14387.