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Camfil Canada Air Filters Company - -- The chemical process of corrosion occurs when materials interact with their surrounding environments, causing materials to slowly deteriorate over time. The most common form of corrosion is atmospheric corrosion, which is the corrosion that occurs when materials are exposed to air. Although corrosion is usually associated with metals and metal alloys (su...

In this article Camfil Food and Beverage Segment Leader Jordan Bettencourt, shares his insight on the confectionery manufacturing industry, highlights pain points in candy production, and offers strategies for mitigating various challenges. Confectionery manufacturing, or the production of sugary treats, is a profitable sector in the food and beverage industry. In 2020, the global market si...

Jon Holmes, our Segment Leader for Property/Facility Management, shares his expertise on air filtration guidelines for commercial buildings and offers tips that facility managers can use to earn recognition from BOMA Canada. The resource is comprised of detailed answers to the following commercial air filtration settings.  How Does COVID-19 Spread in Office Buildings? How Can Virus Sprea...

Canadian Air Filtration Expert, Jon Holmes, Shares Air Filtration Recommendations For Property & Facility Management in Canada In this web resource, Camfil Canada Segment Leader for Property and Facility Management, Jon Holmes, shares his recommendations, breaks down the total cost of ownership (TCO) of an air filtration product, and delivers top tips on air filtration for Canadian buil...

Man-made VOCs can result in chronic health effects when emitted into the air. In Canada, concentrations of most VOCs are up to ten times higher indoors than outdoors, so knowing how to reduce indoor exposure to VOCs is important for human health. Health Canada classifies VOCs as organic compounds or chemicals that have a low boiling point that ranges roughly from 50 - 250 degrees celsius3. T...

Camfil Canada’s Air Quality Experts Launch New Resource on Preventing VOC Health Damage Toronto, Ontario — According to Health Canada, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are compounds with a low boiling point (between 50 and 250 degrees celsius), meaning that they vapourize relatively easily. While VOCs can be naturally occurring and essential for natural processes such as contamination, man...

In this post our Segment Leader for Property/Facility Management, Jon Holmes, shares his expertise on air filtration guidelines for commercial buildings and offers tips that facility managers can use to earn recognition from BOMA Canada. The concept of “going to work” has shifted entirely since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic that first had a major impact on the workplace in March 202...

In this news air filtration experts break down the cannabis cultivation process, address key concerns for cannabis producers, and provide tips for protecting cannabis plants and ensuring employee safety. On October 17th, 2018, Canada legalized cannabis production and consumption for those over the age of 181. Since its legalization, the once taboo image of cannabis has shifted to one that is...

In this blog post Segment Leader for Molecular Contamination Control, Victor Rengel, describes volatile organic compounds (VOCs), summarizes the impacts on the health of Canadians, and shares steps to reduce exposure. Pesticides, disinfectants, and cosmetics are all products that are commonplace either at home or at work. These products all release organic compounds when used, and to some de...

The chemical process of corrosion occurs when materials interact with their surrounding environments, causing materials to slowly deteriorate over time. The most common form of corrosion is atmospheric corrosion, which is the corrosion that occurs when materials are exposed to air. Although corrosion is usually associated with metals and metal alloys (such as iron, steel, copper, and aluminum...