Soniq Pocket Bags

SoniQ medium to high efficiency extended surface bag filters form a new generation of inherently antimicrobial, ultrasonically sealed filters, now with ABS headers. Offering better performance and initial an lower pressure drop than traditionally sewn bag filters.

SoniQ bags are manufactured from 100% endless fibre synthetic spun bonded polypropylene, which is ultrasonically bonded to form an impermeable seal. This bonding eliminates the thousands of sewing machine holes that are found in most conventional bag filters.

The SoniQ range is designed to:

Protect equipment in general air conditioning plant, and in such installations as computer suites etc.

Ensure long life protection for fabric decoration. This is important in extending wash down and redecoration programmes in hospitals, public buildings, office suites and retail outlets.

Reduce energy consumption because of its lower inItial resistance. Available with plastic or metal header frame.

TESTING:

Independent burst tests undertaken on media used in SoniQ bag filters have proved that no significant distortion takes place and the media remained intact up to pressures exceeding 750Pa. The SoniQ range is also regularly subjected to testing programmes on EUROVENT/ASHRAE test rigs.

These results are supported by Independent Laboratory Testing.

POCKET DESIGN:

Individual pockets inflate and remain separated from adjacent pockets to maximise evenly distributed air flow throughout the whole filter construction resulting in increased efficiency coupled with high dust holding capacity.

WHAT IS ANTIMICROBIAL?

SoniQ bag filters incorporate inherently antimicrobial media designed to resist microbial growth and any build-up of moulds or mildews. This breakthrough was achieved as a result of modifications to our production processes and eliminates the necessity to impregnate the filter media with toxic chemicals which may leach into the airstream. Independently tested in an environmental chamber to simulate extreme in-service conditions, two bag filters displayed 0% microbial coverage after 28 days of exposure to test organisms.