Cler 's filter-free system achieved 86% ePM1 removal efficiency in independent testing by RISE, proving it is proven for both new construction and retrofit installations.
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More than half of Sweden's municipalities risk missing new EU air quality limits. But the bigger exposure risk will be indoors. In three months, Sweden must have the EU'…
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Cler
- Industry
- Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Stockholm, SE
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Cler
Clean air. Consistently. Cler is a Swedish deep-tech company that has developed the world's first self-cleaning air purification technology. Using spinning motion to separate particles from air, we deliver superior air quality that stays consistent. No maintenance, no downtime. Just clean air. Cler in numbers: - 60% lower operating costs - 90% better air quality - 85% more sustainable Proven in demanding environments – from hospitals, industrial buildings to commercial kitchens. Learn more at clerglobal.com
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Cler was benchmarked against every major grease separation technology in an independent comparison published by RISE Research Institutes of Sweden.
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Cler has developed a new way to clean air that lowers the cost while creating more efficient particle separation.
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Cler attended the Ronald McDonald Hus Sverige Charity Gala held at Operaterrassen in Stockholm, Sweden.
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