What is a HEPA filter?

HEPA essentially stands for “high-efficiency particulate air”

HEPA filters are defined to be able to filter 99.97% of air pollutants in the air, up to 0.3 microns.

Modern true HEPA filters are made of interlaced glass fibers that are mazed and twisted to form a fine mesh.

Cosmo’s specially engineered HEPA Filters have pores that are up to 20 times finer than the average HEPA filters.

Large contaminants collide and stick to fiber, getting removed of air body

Particles stick to incoming fibers as it is not nimble and cannot reroute as fast as the air flow

Particles larger than the gap gets trapped as air flows through

Ultrafine particles have more movement than larger particles, hence more likely to stick to fibers

Medical Grade H13 HEPA Filter

Only H13 HEPA Filter (or higher) removes 99.9% of particles down to 0.1 microns