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Offering 3 Filtration Levels

MERV 8

MERV 8 filters are designed to capture particles with sizes as small as 3.0 microns and larger. This includes common indoor allergens like dust mites, pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and larger dust particles. While not as fine as higher-rated filters, MERV 8 filters are effective at improving indoor air quality by addressing these common household contaminants.

MERV 13

Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value 13, is a rating that signifies a highly efficient air filter. These filters are adept at capturing a wide range of particles, including fine dust, pollen, pet dander, mold spores, smoke, and even some bacteria and viruses. Their fine filtration capabilities make them an excellent choice for environments where air quality is a top priority, such as hospitals, laboratories, and homes of individuals with allergies or respiratory conditions. MERV 13 filters provide an extra layer of protection against airborne contaminants, ensuring cleaner and healthier indoor air for improved well-being.

Charcoal

They contain activated carbon, a highly porous material with a vast surface area that's ideal for trapping odors, chemicals, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the air. When air passes through the filter, the activated carbon adsorbs these unwanted substances, effectively removing them and leaving behind fresher, cleaner air. Charcoal air filters are commonly used in air purifiers and ventilation systems to combat various indoor pollutants, making them essential for maintaining a healthy and odor-free indoor environment.

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Greenline Filter Co. MERV 13

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    Enhanced filtration efficiency

More pleats in an air filter provide additional surface area for trapping airborne particles. This increased surface area allows the filter to capture a higher percentage of contaminants, including dust, pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and other allergens. As a result, the air in your home or business becomes cleaner and healthier.

Longer Lifespan

Air filters with 20% more pleats tend to have a longer lifespan compared to filters with fewer pleats. The extra pleats distribute the workload more evenly, reducing the frequency of filter replacement. This not only saves customers time and effort but also leads to cost savings in the long run.

Improved Airflow

Despite having more pleats, these filters are designed to maintain optimal airflow through the HVAC system. This means that customers can enjoy better air quality without sacrificing the efficiency of their heating or cooling equipment. Improved airflow can lead to energy savings and a more comfortable indoor environment

Better Particle Capture

The additional pleats provide more opportunities for particles to become trapped within the filter. This results in improved particle capture efficiency, especially for smaller particles like bacteria and viruses. Customers can breathe easier knowing that their air filter is effectively reducing the presence of potentially harmful contaminants in their indoor air. Incorporating these selling points into your product descriptions or marketing materials can help customers understand the benefits of choosing air filters with 20% more pleats, making it a compelling option for those seeking improved indoor air quality and HVAC system performance.
How do I change my air filter?

Overall, changing your air filter is a simple process that can be done in just a few minutes. The first step is to identify the intake of your unit. Located at the intake, is the air filter. Slide, or pull it out accordingly. While replacing the filter, pay attention to the direction of the airflow markers, and be sure the replacement is positioned the same. Done! Learn more about how to replace your air filter here.

Which filter is best?

The best option depends on factors like size and dimensions, filtration rating (such as MERV, MPR, or FPR), and quality. Our aftermarket filters offer excellent performance at an affordable price, and are a great alternative to OEM brands.

How effective are pleated air filters?

Pleated air filters are a clear winner over non-pleated options. Our pleated filters capture more than 85% of air particles in your space and last 3-6 months, while fiberglass filters only last about 30 days and capture a smaller percentage of particles.