Offices and public buildings
Effective air filtration in offices and buildings
In offices and public buildings, it's often the case that windows cannot be opened. Employees neither want it too cold nor too hot. The HVAC/ventilation system must be adapted to the building and its layout to function optimally.
In older buildings, ventilation systems may be outdated, which increases the risk of spreading dust particles, viruses, and other airborne substances. If filters are not regularly replaced and become too old, they will no longer be able to capture particles and molecules from both indoor and outdoor air.
Several studies have confirmed that good indoor air quality has a positive effect on productivity. Air filtration also protects office employees from pollutants that are sources of allergies and health issues.
Simas general ventilation filters can help create a healthy and productive environment free from viruses, dust, bacteria, and unpleasant odors. Our range includes a wide variety of filters for room ventilation, and we are happy to assist with selecting filters for your HVAC/ventilation system.
Schools and higher education institutions
Teaching children, young adults, and adults should take place in clean and healthy environments. However, many schools and educational institutions do not have buildings with efficient HVAC/ventilation systems. Poor indoor air quality is frequently reported in schools, and many school buildings require significant repairs.
It is well-known that poor air quality can affect students' learning and productivity in classrooms. Improving air quality also ensures that teachers and students are not exposed to unhealthy particles in the air, preventing potential health issues.
Simas Filters offers flexible filtration solutions to address the specific air quality problems in schools and other educational institutions.
Our filters can help improve air quality and protect teachers and students, who are more susceptible to health problems such as asthma and allergies.
Museums and other cultural institutions
Clean air is an important factor in preserving sensitive, historical items in museums and other cultural institutions. Good air quality provides better experiences for visitors and staff, who no longer have to suffer from issues like eye irritation or shortness of breath.
High-efficiency filters can protect valuable items that are at risk of being damaged by pollutants such as dust, light, humidity, gases, and chemicals. The filters remove these problematic particles and help protect the health of staff and visitors.
Pollution in libraries, galleries, museums, and archives can come from both internal and external sources. Moving and cleaning artworks can generate dust, dirt, and particles. Items made of cellulose, such as wood, paper, furniture, or film recordings, can release formic acid and acetic acid, and photography with flash can release ozone. Outdoor air will contain exhaust gases from vehicles with nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and ozone.
Simas air filtration solutions with activated carbon can help protect and preserve artworks and public health. We tailor filter solutions based on the local environment and the need to protect specific artworks and collections. We also supply replacement filters for existing ventilation systems, including envelope filters, panel filters, and high-efficiency filters.
Three major benefits of good air quality in educational institutions:
> Provides students with better conditions for learning and actively participating in lessons.
> Reduces the risk of health problems for teachers and students
> Reduces decay and maintenance on buildings and equipment and provides better energy efficiency
Residential leasing and facility management
A good indoor air quality in the building helps ensure satisfied tenants, owners, and employees. We offer a range of filter products that help you achieve optimal and energy-efficient operation of the building’s heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and control (HVAC) systems.
A well-functioning HVAC/ventilation system depends on efficient filters to capture airborne particles and pollutants such as dust, pollen, bacteria, and viruses. Air filtration contributes to maintaining a healthy and clean indoor climate. Regular maintenance of filters in the HVAC system also optimizes energy consumption, reducing operating costs and environmental impact.
We offer high-quality filters that comply with the standards ISO 16890 and EN 16798-3. Our general ventilation filters and high-efficiency filters ensure optimal operation of your HVAC/ventilation system.
Let us help you find the right filters
On our website, you will find information about a range of filter types used in offices and public buildings. We are ready to assist you if you have any questions about filter replacements or filters for new installations.