Manual HEPA/ULPA Filter Scanning Test System

The Manual HEPA/ULPA Filter Scanning Test System is designed for quality control and classification of HEPA and ULPA filters. It allows manual scanning of filter elements while performing automated particle measurement. The system generates standard-compliant test reports and documents scanned areas accurately. Its compact design requires minimal laboratory or production floor space.
Applications
(1) Classification of HEPA and ULPA filters.
(2) Filter testing according to ISO 29463 and EN 1822 series standards.
(3) Quality control during production and R&D of high-efficiency filters.
Standards
(1) EN 1822-3 – High-efficiency air filters (HEPA and ULPA) – Part 3.
(2) EN 1822-4 – High-efficiency air filters – Part 4: Test methods for filter elements.
(3) EN 1822-5 – High-efficiency air filters – Part 5: Classification of filters.
(4) ISO 29463-3 – High-efficiency air filters – Part 3: Test methods for filter elements.
(5) ISO 29463-4 – High-efficiency air filters – Part 4: Determination of leakage.
(6) ISO 29463-5 – High-efficiency air filters – Part 5: Classification.
Features
(1) Manual scanning of filter elements combined with automated particle measurement.
(2) Full documentation of scanned areas.
(3) Test report fully compliant with ISO 29463 and EN 1822 standards.
(4) Compact footprint, suitable for limited laboratory or production space.
(5) Flexible for various HEPA and ULPA filter sizes.
Principle
The operator manually scans the HEPA/ULPA filter across its surface while the integrated optical particle counter measures particle penetration. The system records the scanned area and differential pressure, producing a complete efficiency map and standardized test report for classification and quality documentation.
Technical Data
| Parameter | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Test flow rate | m³/h | max. 1200 |
| Measuring range, differential pressure | Pa | max. 400 |
| Test specimen dimensions (W × H × D) | mm | 1220 × 610 × 300 |
| Operating medium (aerosol substance) | – | DEHS, PSL |
| Compressed air supply | bar | 6 |
| Power supply | – | 230 VAC, 10 A |
Maintenance Information
(1) Clean the scanning tracks and filter holder regularly.
(2) Inspect aerosol generator and particle measurement device for proper operation.
(3) Check compressed air supply and maintain stable pressure.
(4) Replace DEHS or PSL aerosol liquid as required.
FAQ
(1) What is this product?
– A manual scanning test system for HEPA and ULPA filters with automated particle measurement.
(2) What is it used for?
– Classification, leak detection, and efficiency mapping of HEPA/ULPA filters according to ISO 29463 and EN 1822.
(3) Which filters can be tested?
– HEPA and ULPA filters within the size range 1220 × 610 × 300 mm.
(4) How is it operated?
– Operator manually moves the scanning head over the filter surface while the system records particle penetration and differential pressure.
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