New Product: Blade-server air filters

    Oct. 11, 2007
    Flame-retardant blade-server air filters help dissipate damaging heat and can be configured to include EMI shielding.

    The low-pressure-drop, low and ultralow-profile framed air-filter assemblies perform in harsh environments because they complement the overall quality and heavy-duty designs of server enclosures. Intensive design and 3D CAD support, provided for filtration products that are complaint with industry standards, eliminates designing enclosures around the filter.

    Universal Air Filter Co., 1624 Sauget Industrial Pkwy., Sauget, IL 62206, (800) 541-3478, uaf.com

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