Camfil

Camfil, founded in 1963 and headquartered in Trosa, Sweden, is a global air filtration manufacturer operating more than 30 production facilities and six R&D centers worldwide with approximately 4,800 employees. The company designs and manufactures air filters and complete clean air systems organized into four divisions: Air Filtration Solutions for commercial and industrial HVAC, Air Pollution Control for industrial emission and fume capture, Power Systems for gas turbine and power generation intake filtration, and Molecular Contamination Control for semiconductor and pharmaceutical cleanrooms. Camfil's product portfolio includes the Megalam ES HEPA filter series for life sciences environments, the AirImage-COR real-time corrosive gas monitoring system for data centers and industrial facilities, the CamCleaner CC X-series modular cleanroom air purification units, and Turbopulse T10 gas turbine intake filters. The company's proprietary Life Cycle Cost software models total filter ownership costs, reflecting Camfil's position that 80 percent of an air filter's lifetime cost is energy consumption, with their Hi-Flo bag filters claiming 30 percent lower energy consumption than the industry average. The Trosa headquarters laboratory holds ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation for product testing and certification. Camfil expanded through acquisitions including Sofiltra in France (1990), Farr Company (2000), and Handte Group (2014). North American operations center in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The company serves biotech, microelectronics, heavy industry, power generation, and commercial building sectors.