Yearly Archives - 2016

China’s first 3D printed air purifier offers relief from record-breaking air pollution levels

In December 2015, Northeastern China’s air pollution reached record-breaking highs, with Beijing issuing a Red Alert not once, but twice. In the ongoing battle against air pollution, Chinese residents have been forced to don gas masks and keep their children locked indoors to try and protect them from the health risks associated with thick, dense smog creeping over the country. The biggest threat is posed by PM2.5, a tiny airborne particulate that, when inhaled, can lead to heart disease, or...

Air purifier market growing at 6.08% cage to 2021

Classification of oem air purifiers market is done into HEPA Air Purifiers, Ozone Generators, Adsorbents and Static Electricity for this research, while applications covered include household, commercial and industry. The report provides a basic overview of air purifier industry including definitions, consumption, classifications, applications and industry chain structure. The air purifier market analysis is provided for the international market including development history, competitive landscape analysis, and major regions’ development status. The air purifier industry is developing fast in the recent years. The...

This portable air filter is like a Brita for your personal space

Raymond Wu stepped off the plane in Beijing, China, after his first semester of college in the US and entered a thick cloud of fog. At least, he thought it was fog. It smelled “faintly of car exhaust and scorched metal,” and blanketed the vehicles in the parking lot with dust. It turned out to be pollution. And the crisis stretched far beyond China’s walls. The experience later inspired Wu to quit his job as a tech investor and invent a personal...

Bosch launched the company’s first air purifier to tap into China’s air purifier market

German engineering and electronics giant Bosch Group launched the company's first air purifier to tap into China's air purifier market. "The demand for oem air purifier in China is really huge and is still on steady increase as the smogproblem is still severe here," said Zheng Dazhi, vice-president of sales and marketing at BoschThermotechnology for the Asia-Pacific. Apart from the haze problem, the pollution and allergens have given rise to the demand for china air purifiers, said Zheng, adding more and more...

What Should You Look for in an Air Purifier?

One of the first things to consider when you look for the right oem air purifier is its area coverage, or the size of room it can clean effectively. You want to make sure the purifier can clean the room it's in, or there's no point buying one. However, you don't have to worry about buying an home air purifier that is too powerful for a given room. A high-powered hepa air purifier is preferable if you suffer from allergies,...

China Air Purifiers: What We Evaluated, What We Found

During our evaluation of each oem air purifier, we tested the noise levels, airflow and energy consumption to develop a deeper understanding of each model and help you find the right one for your needs. While you search for your air cleaner, make sure you consider which room you want it to be located. If you want to use the machine in the kitchen or living room during the day, you don't really need to worry about how loud it is...

Which Air Purifier Is Right for You?

The first thing to consider when you look for the best air purifier is a machine's Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR), which gives you an idea of how effective it is at cleaning the air in a room. The CADR score was established by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) to indicate how much filtered oem air a purifier delivers to the room it's in. Essentially, each air purifier we reviewed has three separate CADR scores: one for smoke,...

Why Buy an Air Purifier?

The Environmental Protection Agency provides a lot of information on indoor air quality. In certain studies, researchers have found that indoor air can be many times worse than outdoor air, as indoor air has a hard time escaping and tends to collect particulates and pollutants. These pollutants can cause a variety of health problems, especially if you already suffer from asthma or allergies. Air purifiers alleviate these problems by removing the pollutants in your home.

How do I use my air purifier for the best results?

This is a really, really key question that not enough people ask. First, remember how air purifiers work. The purifier's fan circulates air around a room, pulling the air and airborne allergens towards the unit. The fan ultimately pulls the air directly through the unit where the filter captures the allergens. The resulting stream of pure air is returned into the room. 1. Coverage Area Impacts What Speed You Must Run It On Air purifiers are built to clean the air in a certain...

What Can Air Purifiers Remove?

Absolutely. We've compiled the list for you to the most common concerns where air purifiers are able to help. Allergies, asthma, COPD and other respiratory concerns. The air purifiers you'll find on Air Purifiers America do a particularly good job with this category of concerns since HEPA technology thoroughly removes the airborne pollutants that trigger breathing issues. Pets and Dust. We commonly talk to customers who are looking to simply have cleaner air or to relieve the dander and odor concerns that...