A sustainable, high-performance panel filter for residential and commercial HVAC
Braden’s Amaize Air panel filters deliver dependable HVAC filtration performance with an innovative biobased media platform. Designed for residential and commercial applications, the Amaize Air line is available in efficiencies ranging from MERV 8A through MERV 13A. Built to provide effective particle capture, industry-leading low airflow resistance, and a more sustainable alternative to conventional synthetic filter constructions.
Construction
Amaize Air filters use a self-supporting biobased filter media combined with the latest in nanofiber technology. Built to eliminate the need for traditional wire backing, this streamlined construction maintains the strength and rigidity needed for reliable operation while eliminating unnecessary, wasteful components. The wire-free design creates a cleaner, lighter filter construction and helps maximize filter surface area and the biobased content of the complete filter while minimizing filter restriction.
Efficiency
Available in efficiency levels from MERV 8A to MERV 13A, Amaize Air panel filters can be matched to a wide range of indoor air-quality requirements. Lower-efficiency options provide dependable capture of common airborne dust and debris, while MERV 13A models are designed to maintain strong fine-particle performance. The nanofiber composite media construction provides more consistent filtration performance throughout the service life of the filter, because it does not rely on an electrostatic charge.
Patented nanofiber technology
At the core of Amaize Air is a patented nanofiber media construction built to capture fine airborne particles while minimizing resistance to airflow. The extremely small fibers provide a high surface area and create an efficient mechanical filtration layer capable of capturing particles that can pass through conventional coarse-fiber media. This advanced structure allows Amaize Air filters to deliver high efficiency with low pressure drop, supporting effective filtration while helping reduce the workload placed on the HVAC system.















