Bold innovations in air and fluid filtration across major industry sectors will command attention at the 27th Filtration 2018 International Conference & Exposition this fall in Philadelphia, PA, this October, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Professionals from industry sectors including transportation, medical, energy, life science, commercial, nuclear, aerospace, and indoor air quality will find new sales and solution opportunities at this year’s event.

Filtration 2018 is expected to attract more than 1,400 participants to advance their interests in filtration, organisers report. Registration is open on the Filtration 2018 website. The newly launched website provides a preliminary product preview of the exposition’s dynamic combination of new products including: meltblown systems, membrane surface technologies, ultrasonic filter pleating equipment, dust collection systems for industrial applications, gas turbine filters, efficient self-foaming filter adhesive and new filter media test rigs in accordance with the ISO 16890 method.

The networking, top speakers, education and training will deliver strong value for leading suppliers and customers of filtration media and components who exhibit and attend Filtration 2018.

Conference presentations from forward thinking companies will discuss the latest innovations in topics, such as smart filters and systems, indoor air quality, high performance buildings, and material science in fibres and media.  Presenters include representatives from 3M; Eastman Chemical Company; FPInnovations; Knowlton Technologies; The Nonwovens Institute; and Kathleen Owen, Chair of ASHRAE 52.2.

Co-located with Filtration 2018, the highly acclaimed, one-and-a half day Filter Media Training Course provides a unique educational opportunity for professionals wanting to learn more about the development, testing, and applications in filtration. The course to be taught by Behnam Pourdeyhimi, PhD, Associate Dean for Industry Research, and Executive Director of The Nonwovens Institute starts on 2 October and ends on 3 October, immediately prior to the exposition opening.

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