About Filter class

How to choose filter class

The European standard EN 779 was in effect from 2012 until mid-2018, when it was replaced by ISO 16890.

These two filter class standards cannot be converted, but the information below can serve as guidelines.

Comparison

Filters according to EN 779 standard

Filters are divided into different classes, dependent on the percentage of one size particles that are removed.

Filters according to ISO 16890-1:2016

This newer standard replaces the previous EN 779 "classes" with new "groups", which are now particle sizes.

More details can be found here

To identify how much is removed by the filters in each group, they are followed by a percentage. 

An example: "ePM1 70%" included in Dantherm part number 063446. 

  • 70% indicates the amount removed in percentage
  • ePM1 indicates that the above-mentioned 70% is measured if particles are within 0.3 ≤ × ≤1 µm in size  

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