AAF International

AAF International, also known as American Air Filter, is a company that specializes in the manufacturing of air filtration systems and equipment. Founded in 1921, AAF International has established itself as a prominent player in the air filtration industry. The company is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, and operates manufacturing facilities, sales offices, and service centers around the world.


Key Areas of Operation



  1. Air Filtration Products: AAF International offers a wide range of air filtration products designed for various applications, including industrial, commercial, residential, and institutional use. These products include:



    • HEPA filters

    • Gas-phase filters

    • Dust collectors

    • Air purifiers

    • HVAC filters

    • Cleanroom filters



  2. Industry Segments: AAF International serves multiple industry sectors such as:



    • Healthcare

    • Pharmaceuticals

    • Biotechnology

    • Food and Beverage

    • Microelectronics

    • Data Centers

    • Commercial Buildings

    • Industrial Manufacturing



  3. Research and Development: The company places a significant emphasis on research and development to innovate new filtration technologies and improve the efficiency of existing products. This allows AAF to meet stringent air quality regulations and industry standards.



  4. Global Reach: With a strong international presence, AAF International caters to a global market, ensuring that it can meet the unique air quality needs of various regions around the world. They have a network of subsidiaries and affiliated companies in numerous countries.



  5. Environmental Commitment: AAF International is committed to sustainability and strives to produce energy-efficient filtration solutions. By optimizing air quality, the company helps reduce energy consumption and improve operational efficiency for its customers.



  6. Customized Solutions: The company offers customized air filtration solutions tailored to meet specific needs and applications. They work closely with clients to design and implement systems that address particular air quality challenges.




Ownership


AAF International is a part of Daikin Industries, Ltd., a global leader in HVAC systems. Being backed by Daikin, AAF has access to extensive resources and technological expertise, further enhancing its capability to deliver high-quality air filtration solutions.


Conclusion


AAF International is a well-established company in the air filtration industry with a long history of innovation and excellence. Its broad product range, commitment to sustainability, and global presence make it a trusted partner for ensuring clean air in various environments.


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Louisville KY 40223
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