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Top 5 Air Purifier Manufacturers in India

Mr. Lee·May 18, 2022

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The world’s air quality deteriorates by the minute, and products like air purifiers can help people avoid diseases from the pollutants present in what they breathe. Check out the top Indian air purifier manufacturers in this blog!
It was once reported that 35 out of the world’s 50 most polluted cities are located in India, based on the 2021 World’s Air Quality Report. Note that the air that people are breathing right now might also be getting worse as the pollution rate increases. Hence, products that help purify air are some of the most sought-after solutions to improve the atmosphere and community health.
Starting a business venture in the air purifier industry is pretty promising. To ensure that you get amazing results, working with a reliable manufacturer or supplier is necessary. Of course, if you have large-scale projects, such as installing commercial air purification systems in establishments, the same necessity applies.
In this blog, we listed some of the best air purifier brands that you can find in India. Read on to know about them!

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1 List of the Top 5 Air Purifier Manufacturers in India
2 Top 5 Air Purifier Manufacturers in India
3 Top Air Purifier Manufacturer in China
4 Conclusion

List of the Top 5 Air Purifier Manufacturers in India

You can find a brief overview of the companies and manufacturers that made it into our list below. If you want to directly read their profile, you may click on the brand you want to check out. Note that we picked these manufacturers for their certifications, experience in the industry, and overall performance.

  1. Elofic Industries Ltd.
  2. KENT
  3. Air Concept
  4. Daikin India
  5. Creative Oz-Air (I) Pvt. Ltd.

Top 5 Air Purifier Manufacturers in India

We compiled a short but comprehensive company profile for each manufacturer that we included in this list. You can find out below about their certifications and other relevant information. Read on to know them in detail.

1. Elofic Industries Ltd.

Elofic Industries Ltd. logo
Elofic Industries Ltd. logo

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Business Type: OEM, Manufacturer, Exporter
Headquarters: 14/4, Mathura Road, Faridabad – 121003, Haryana, India
Main Markets: India, Global
Years of Experience: 67 years
Certificates: ISO 9001: 2015, ISO 14001: 2015, IATF 16949: 2016, OHSAS 18001: 2007

If you’re looking for a partner that can provide you with products of guaranteed quality, Elofic Industries Ltd. may be worth connecting with. This company has gained certifications from the most internationally acclaimed quality control and environmental impact management systems over its almost seven decades of operations.
Elofic Industries Ltd. specializes in manufacturing filtration products for a comprehensive range of applications like hydraulic and oil filtrations. It has an annual production of 85 million units of air filters and air purifiers, whose around 33.33% gets exported and supplied to the global market alongside its OE manufacturing services.

Key Products

  • Air filtration systems
  • Air purifiers

2. KENT

KENT logo
KENT logo

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Business Type: Manufacturer
Headquarters: Noida, India
Main Markets: India
Years of Experience: 23 years
Certificates: NSF/ANSI 58, ROHS, CE, TUV

KENT is originally a specialist manufacturing company of reverse osmosis water purification systems. However, over its years of establishment, it has expanded its product range with air purification products and other products for residential use. Of course, it also produces commercial-grade merchandise.
Although not ISO-certified for quality control, KENT still manufactures safe-to-use products with its ROHS and CE accreditations. It’s also worth noting that this company is recognized as India’s most trusted brand by the Trust Research Advisory in 2015 and also boasts other awards.

Key Products

  • Air purifiers
  • Water purifiers
  • Water softeners
  • Kitchen appliances
  • Vacuum cleaners
  • Household and hygiene products

3. Air Concept

Air Concept logo
Air Concept logo

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Business Type: Manufacturer, Exporter
Headquarters: 302, Aalin, River Front Main Gate, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad – 380014, India
Main Markets: India
Years of Experience: 4 years
Certificates: ROHS, CE

Air Concept is a relatively young company that has been established in 2018. Although it is not as mature as the other manufacturers listed in this blog, what’s surprising about this company is that it has an extensive 3500+ client base and is even a collaborator of TATA and other popular Indian companies.
It specializes in producing air purification products that are meant for cars and residential and commercial use. The company employs a 7-stage filtration system in its air purifiers, which removes a lot of particulate matter from the air including odors, pet danders, dust, and similar things.

Key Products

  • Air purifier
  • Commercial air purifier
  • Air purifiers for cars and mobiles

4. Daikin India

Daikin India logo
Daikin India logo

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Business Type: Manufacturer
Headquarters: 12th floor, Building No. 9, Tower A, DLF Cyber City, DLF Phase-III, Gurgaon -122002, Haryana, India
Main Markets: India, Global
Years of Experience: 22 years
Certificates: ISO 14001, ISO 9001: 2015

Daikin India, formally known as Daikin Airconditioning India Pvt. Ltd., is a subsidiary company of the well-established Daikin Industries Ltd. in Japan. It is certified and compliant with the ISO standards for quality control and environmental management systems and boasts a diverse collection of products and services to offer.
This company has a manufacturing and research and development base spanning 465 537 square meters. It can produce more than 5 million products per year including its comprehensive product portfolio.

Key Products

  • Air purifiers
  • Airconditioning systems
  • Refrigeration
  • FCU
  • Other airconditioning products

5. Creative Oz-Air (I) Pvt. Ltd.

Creative Oz-Air (I) Pvt. Ltd. logo
Creative Oz-Air (I) Pvt. Ltd. logo

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Business Type: Manufacturer
Headquarters: C-228, Sector-63, Noida - 201305, Uttar Pradesh, India
Main Markets: India
Years of Experience: 25 years
Certificates: ISO 9001: 2015

One type of air purifier is an ozone generator, and Creative Oz-Air (I) Pvt. Ltd. specializes in manufacturing such a kind of product. Of course, this company also produces a wide range of customizable air purifiers (the standard one that uses filters). It was established in 1997, which makes up for its diverse product portfolio.
The maximum range of its air purifiers can reach 400 square meters and may either feature HEPA, UV, and other filters. All its products are manufactured under ISO quality control system standards as well.

Key Products

  • Ozone systems
  • Ozone generators
  • Air purifiers
  • UV sterilizers
  • Ultrasonic humidifiers

Top Air Purifier Manufacturer in China

China is the manufacturing powerhouse of the world, supplying almost a third of the products found on the globe. If you are interested in connecting with the top air purifier manufacturer in the said country, work with HisoAir today!

HisoAir

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HisoAir logo

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Business Type: OE/OD/JD Manufacturer, Supplier
Headquarters: New Generation Info. Tech. Industrial Park, BaoAn District, Shenzhen, China
Main Markets: Global
Years of Experience: 19 years
Certificates: CE, ROHS, EN1822

HisoAir specializes in manufacturing air purifiers that can be used in a medical setting. It was founded in 2003. It had achieved phenomenal success over its short eleven years in the industry with its more than a hundred accomplished projects all over the globe.
The company has patented more than 50 designs and developed air purification systems that can remove 99.99% of the particles present in the air. The SGS has also verified that its products can filter 99.8% of the coronavirus family, which would be beneficial in the current society where the COVID-19 pandemic is raging.

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Conclusion

With the rising pollution all over the world, people’s health can be at risk without proper preventive measures. Many find air purifiers beneficial in removing the contaminants in the air that they breathe as well as the various particles that may cause diseases and allergies. Such an important industry promises good business.

We listed the top five manufacturers in India in terms of producing air purifiers in this article. If you’re interested in working with HisoAir, China’s top medical-grade air purifier manufacturer, do not hesitate to visit its website today and talk with HisoAir’s experts!

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Alwen Lee, an air purification expert with over 10 years of experience, is a devoted father of two and a passionate traveler, having explored more than 30 countries. With a love for public speaking and swimming, he has dedicated his life to the indoor air quality industry. His mission is to ensure that people around the world enjoy the freedom to breathe clean air and lead happy, healthy lives.

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