ARGENTIUM® is an antibacterial cabin filter made with new filtering media created and manufactured by UFI Filters using the experience it has acquired in the research and development of new materials.
The revolutionary filter medium is made of non-woven fabric with built-in silver particles that have powerful antimicrobial action. The silver particles are continually working to inhibit the growth of bacteria.
ARGENTIUM® maintains its antimicrobial properties and is effective against microbial growth throughout its entire life cycle unlike other solutions that are currently on the market.
ARGENTIUM® is an antibacterial cabin filter that guarantees enhanced air quality inside vehicles, especially since it is combined with active carbon.
This guarantees high filtering efficiency, traps allergens, guarantees the elimination of harmful gases and odours and inhibits the growth of bacteria, fungi and mold.
ARGENTIUM® offers a significant improvement in air quality in the vehicle since it is also combined with active carbon.
This guarantees high filtering efficiency, traps allergens, guarantees the elimination of harmful gases and odours and inhibits the growth of bacteria, fungi and mold.
WHY CHOOSE UFI FILTERS ARGENTIUM®?
ANTIMICROBIC FUNCTION
ARGENTIUM® inhibits microbial growth by up to 99% thanks to Biomaster silver biocide, tested to ISO 22196:2011.
DEJECTS NOX – SO2
The fact that it is combined with active carbon blocks odours and harmful gases such as ozone, sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxid.
A YEAR OF PROTECTION
ARGENTIUM® has its antimicrobial principle built into the fibres.
This makes it unique in its ability to reduce the bacterial load over time and enhance antimicrobial product protection.
BLOCKS PM10 – PM2,5
ARGENTIUM® guarantees a filtering efficiency of >98.5% for particles with a 2.5 μm diameter certified according to ISO 11155-1 standard and >99.9% for particles with a 10 μm diameter.
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The UFI ARGENTIUM® antibacterial cabin filter codes start with 34.
