
From military to civilian use, the history of air purifiers
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In 1823, John and Charles Dean invented a new type of smoke protection device that allows firefighters to avoid smoke when fighting fires.

In 1854, a man named Johns Tenhouse made new progress based on the invention of his predecessors: after several attempts, he learned that adding charcoal to the air filter can filter out harmful and toxic gases from the air. .


In the 1980s, home air purifiers were born. The purifiers at that time could only remove bad smells, toxic chemicals and toxic gases in the air.

In the new century, the development of air purifiers changes with each passing day. It can not only clean the toxic gases in the air, but also purify the air to remove bacteria, viruses, dust, pollen, mold spores, etc. in the air.

Hanlang introduced German technology, among which the formaldehyde decomposition technology is the ultimate in air purification technology. Not only can it adsorb formaldehyde, but it can also decompose formaldehyde into carbon dioxide and water molecules to prevent secondary pollution of formaldehyde.

With the increase of family cars and the intensification of environmental pollution in the car, car air purifiers came into being. In September 2013, the birth of a certain series of car air purifiers was a symbol of the leading international level in the domestic car purifier industry.

This innovation has pushed the car air purification technology to a new level. Nowadays, air purifiers are not a new product, they are becoming a household necessity. From military to civilian use, air purifiers are constantly innovating and breaking while entering thousands of households.
