The PureNat active photocatalytic textile filter is a groundbreaking solution for indoor air purification. It utilizes biomimetic polymer fiber technology activated with a photocatalyst to effectively eliminate organic pollutants in the air. Unlike traditional filters that only trap pollutants, this innovative filter converts them into harmless by-products, ensuring a cleaner and healthier indoor environment.

The design of the filter is inspired by diatom cell structures, maximizing the surface area for air-to-active interaction. This unique approach ensures consistent performance over time without the risk of clogging, providing long-lasting efficiency. Additionally, the filter's low pressure drop reduces energy consumption by up to 30%, making it an energy-efficient choice for air purification systems.

With its durable construction and minimal maintenance requirements, the PureNat filter offers a sustainable alternative to traditional filters. Its adaptability to various air systems, including industrial, commercial, transport, and residential settings, allows for scalable and eco-efficient installation. Supported by a patent and successful industrial pilots, this filter is a high-performance solution for modern indoor air treatment.

• Utilizes biomimetic polymer fiber technology activated with a photocatalyst
• Converts organic pollutants into trace CO₂ and water vapor without releasing harmful by-products
• Inspired by diatom cell structures for maximum air-to-active-surface interaction
• Low pressure drop reduces energy consumption by up to 30%
• Durable design cuts maintenance and waste, ensuring long-lasting efficiency
• Plug-and-play adaptability for industrial, commercial, transport, and residential air systems
• Backed by a patent and industrial pilots demonstrating significant pollutant reduction
• Sustainable, high-performance alternative for indoor air treatment