Armando Brunetti Camfil Americas Executive Vice President Delivers Keynote Address at INDA Expo

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Armando Brunetti, Executive Vice President of Camfil Americas, Recently Delivered the Keynote Speech at INDA’s 24th Filtration(R) International Conference & Exposition

CHICAGO, IL / ACCESSWIRE / November 23, 2015 / INDA’s 24th Filtration(R) International Conference & Exposition was recently held in Chicago with Armando Brunetti, Executive Vice President of Camfil Americas, delivering the keynote address. The event, which highlighted major breakthroughs in the filtration industry, featured a combination of educational seminars, training, product displays, and networking opportunities for filtration professionals and other guests in attendance.

About Filtration 2015

The Filtration 2015: International Conference and Exposition took place from November 17-19. With over 1,500 people in attendance and 130 exhibitors, filtration business professionals were afforded the opportunity to gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies from across the globe. In addition to Camfil Americas, the list of presenters and exhibitors included MANN+HUMMEL Innenraumfilter GmbH & Co. KG, W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc., Nederman LLC, and DuPont Protection Technologies.

Examining Filtration Media Requirements of the Future

During his keynote address, Brunetti spoke about filtration media requirements of the future. According to INDA President Dave Rousse, “The growing potential of filter media products… is valued at $15.4 billion in North American sales to end users.” Brunetti, who has spent more than three decades in the filtration industry, touched on key issues concerning his perspectives and actions in response to the realities of global business trends and those that shape the North American market, while remaining true to the core values of his company.

Other conference speakers included Steven Dulin, Application Engineer, GE Water & Process Technologies; Hyun Lim, Ph.D., Technical Fellow, DuPont, Inc.; and Fred Lybrand, President, Americas, ELMARCO, Inc.

More information about the recent conference can be found by visiting http://www.inda.org/.

About Camfil

Camfil has developed sustainable clean air solutions for more than half a century. A major focus of the company has been to provide customers with the ideal balance of clean air and energy efficiency, with minimal environmental impact.

According to the company, when it comes to matters such as HVAC costs, “In the average commercial building, 50% of the energy bill is for the HVAC system and 30% of that is directly related to the air filtration, so it always pays for you to choose the best low energy air filter combination for the right filtration application.”

Camfil 5-star premium air filters have proven effective in lowering the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for many customers over time. The company boasts several case studies that demonstrate the cost saving afforded to customers who use Camfil filtration products and services.

According to one case study, involving a U.S. Department of Energy research and development center site that was facing air quality issues, “The government lab now only buys Camfil product knowing the lab’s filters will maintain peak air quality performance and provide energy savings. Proof came after a series of tests were performed in the lab where Camfil Hi-Flo filter outperformed the Flanders Precisionaire filter with the Hi-Flo operating at 38% higher efficiency while at the same time maintaining pressure drop 10% lower than the competitor’s filter.”

More information about Camfil’s case studies can be found by visiting http://www.camfil.us/CaseStudies/.

For more information about Camfil, or to request a Life-Cycle Cost (LCC) analysis for your HVAC system air filters, please visit http://www.camfil.us/.

Media Contact

Lynne Laake / Sales and Marketing
Director of Marketing
Camfil USA, Inc
807 Indian Lakes Blvd, Clarksville, OH 45113, USA
Fax: +1 (973) 616-7771
Email: lynne.laake@camfil.com

SOURCE: Camfil USA, Inc via Submit Press Release 123

Armando Brunetti Camfil Americas Executive Vice President Delivers Keynote Address at INDA Expo

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