Premier Filtration and Odor Removal

In modern aircraft, the air in the cabin is provided by the environmental control system (ECS) which is designed to control the cabin pressure, cabin temperature, maintain air quality and filter/dissipate any particulate matter, smoke and odors that are present in the cabin. In a typical cabin air recirculation system, the air supplied into the cabin consists of approximately 50% outside air from the engine’s compressor stage (engine ‘bleed air’) or APU which is mixed with approximately 50% of filtered, recirculated air.

Pall Hospital-Grade HEPA Filters

Pall 'true HEPA' cabin air filters remove dust, allergens and microbes ('microbes' includes viruses and bacteria) from the air recirculated into the cabin and cockpit. This helps to provide a safer, healthier and more comfortable environment for the passengers and crew.

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Commercial: Fixed Wing

Expertly engineered contamination control solutions for aircraft fluid systems

Marine Shipboard Freshwater Generators

Industry leading technology from Pall Corporation enables shipboard water purification from virtually any water source. Locations such as littoral waters, estuaries, rivers and harbours can exhibit extremely high-suspended solids and other contaminants which often deter ship operators from making water in these areas.
Industry leading technology from Pall Corporation enables shipboard water purification from virtually any water source. Locations such as littoral waters, estuaries, rivers and harbours can exhibit extremely high-suspended solids and other contaminants which often deter ship operators from making water in these areas.
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Filtration Solutions For Commercial Aircraft

On any Powerplant, the lubricant fluid is a natural repository for particulate contamination. This contamination comes from several sources. Built-in Debris Wear debris generated during operation Environmental contamination during maintenance If this contamination is not removed it will be recirculated through the fluid system and cause numerous problems
On any Powerplant, the lubricant fluid is a natural repository for particulate contamination. This contamination comes from several sources. Built-in Debris Wear debris generated during operation Environmental contamination during maintenance If this contamination is not removed it will be recirculated through the fluid system and cause numerous problems
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