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5 Best Air Purifier Manufacturers in China (2026) – HisoAir

Sr. Lee-Ene 15, 2021

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¿Piensa importar purificadores de aire HEPA de alta calidad? Si desea ahorrar en costes pero quiere obtener productos de calidad, está en el lugar adecuado. En este post están los 5 mejores fabricantes de purificadores de aire en China .
Claro, limpiar y desinfectar con desinfectante de manos o alcohol es una medida eficaz para evitar la propagación de la enfermedad SARS-CoV-2. Pero con una buena ventilación del aire, en general se puede reducir la exposición a los contaminantes y subproductos que rodean su área.

Con el creciente número de casos de la mortal enfermedad COVID-19, los purificadores de aire son más necesarios que nunca. La demanda de purificadores de aire ha aumentado claramente durante la pandemia de COVID-19, lo que abre más oportunidades para que las empresas obtengan ingresos rentables de este mercado.

Si está pensando en importar purificadores de aire y equipos de ventilación de estancias al USEn nuestra lista de purificadores de aire de China, Asia, Australia, Europa u otros lugares, encontrará los mejores purificadores de aire fabricados en China. Ya sea que busque fabricantes de purificadores de aire con MOQ bajo o proveedores de purificadores de aire para habitaciones al por mayor, ¡lo tenemos cubierto!

PS. Esta lista de los mejores fabricantes de purificadores de aire de China se basa en los siguientes criterios:

  • Proveedores y mayoristas con capacidad para producir millones de purificadores de aire al mes.
  • Capacidad de desarrollo e innovación
  • Certificación de fábrica, como ISO y GMP
  • Fabrica humidificadores y filtros de aire HEPA de calidad
  • Relación calidad-precio
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Los 5 mejores fabricantes de purificadores de aire de China

¿Tienes prisa? Aquí tienes una lista de los 5 mejores fabricantes:

  1. Guangzhou Haike Electronics Technology Co.
  2. Dongguan Hiso Technology Co.,Ltd.
  3. Guangzhou Olansi Healthcare S.L.
  4. Shenzhen Koneti Tecnología Inteligente Co. LTD
  5. Guangdong Invitop Technology Co., Ltd

5 mejores fabricantes de purificadores de aire en China

Ahora, le presentaremos más detalles de las empresas de purificadores de aire una por una.

1. Guangzhou Haike Electronics Technology Co.

Sede central: No.613 Tainan Rd, Dongchong Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou, PR. China.
Años de experiencia: 16 años
Certificados: ISO 9001:2015

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Logotipo de HOKO

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Haike Electronics Technology o la empresa HOKO es uno de los principales fabricantes de purificadores de aire de China desde 2005. La empresa cuenta con un gran centro de investigación y desarrollo que le permite desarrollar productos para mejorar la calidad del aire y la ventilación.

HOKO también cuenta con una fábrica ISO 9001 y un riguroso proceso de control de calidad. Algunos de sus procesos incluyen un extenso envejecimiento QUV, prueba de niebla salina, simulación de vibración de vehículos de caída y prueba de caída.

The company also caters to OEM and ODM services and has dozens of products in their product line. Some of their key products include air purifiers with over 99.97% filtration system and can filter 0.003um particles. They also offer HEPA-grade air cleaners, cylindrical purifiers and innovative purifiers which allows remote operation and other smart features.

2. HisoAir

Sede central: Room 712, Building 1, No. 4, Second Road, Songshan Lake Park, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China
Años de experiencia: 18 años
Certificados:CE, ROHS, EN1822

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Logotipo de HisoAir

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HisoAir, has been a leading manufacturer of high-performance air purifiers since 2003. The company specializes in creating air purifiers as effective as those used in medical environments and has a global reach, exporting products to more than 100 countries.

With over 50 patented designs and more than a hundred completed projects worldwide, HisoAir has built a strong reputation for innovation and quality. Their air purifiers feature advanced filtration technology, achieving a particle removal rate of over 99.99%.

Notably, during the COVID-19 pandemic, HisoAir products were verified by SGS to remove 99.8% of coronavirus family particles. Their product range combines medical-grade efficiency with stylish designs for residential, commercial, and professional use.

3. Guangzhou Olansi Healthcare Co., Ltd

Sede central: Fl 5, Bldg C5, Gaosha Industry District, Zhongcun, Panyu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
Años de experiencia: 12 años
Certificados: Certificación ISO 9001:2008, CE, NSF, IEC, ROSH, CB

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Logotipo de Olansi

Fuente de la imagen: Olansi

Olansi Healthcare Co., Ltd es mayorista y fabricante de purificadores de aire de alta calidad en China. La empresa ofrece varios sistemas de limpieza del aire, como purificadores de aire de iones negativos, purificadores de aire HEPA, purificadores domésticos de carbón activo y purificadores de aire antibacterianos.

Con más de 10 años de experiencia en fabricación, Olansi puede suministrar con facilidad, calidad y atender las necesidades personalizadas de purificadores de aire y servicios OEM. Los purificadores de aire de la empresa cuentan con filtro PM2.5, ionizador y humidificador de alta calidad.

4. Shenzhen Koneti Intelligent Technology Co. LTD

Sede central: No.39, Jiaoyu Middle Road, Pingdi street, Longgang District, Shenzhen, China
Años de experiencia: 38 años
Certificados: ISO 9001

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Logotipo de Koneti

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Koneti fabrica purificadores de aire HEPA desde hace más de 14 años, lo que le ha proporcionado la experiencia necesaria para satisfacer pedidos de alta calidad. La especialidad principal de la empresa es el desarrollo y la explotación de soluciones tecnológicas de purificación que cumplen las normas internacionales. También tienen una amplia experiencia en la innovación de productos, con más de 1.000 patentes.

Koneti ofrece soluciones OEM, así como la venta al por mayor y la distribución de sus purificadores de aire. La empresa distribuye sus productos a más de 160 países de todo el mundo. Tienen más de mil productos con derechos de autor de tecnología y software. Los productos incluyen purificadores de aire domésticospurificadores de aire para coches y purificadores de agua.

5. Guangdong Invitop Technology Co., Ltd

Sede central: Pueblo de Sanjiao, ciudad de Zhongshan, provincia de Guangdong, China
Años de experiencia: 10 años
Certificados: Informe de auditoría BSCI, ISO 9001, IAF, CNAS

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Logotipo de Invitop

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Invitop es uno de los principales fabricantes y exportadores de purificadores de aire de China y atiende a un amplio mercado. La empresa distribuye sus productos en EE. UU., Europa, Japón, Australia, Brasil y otros países.

Invitop diseña y fabrica unidades ecológicas de filtrado del aire, como deshumidificadores compactos, humidificadores, purificadores de aire, difusores de aromas, enfriadores de aire y aerotermos.

The company's factory is located in Guangdong Province occupying 10,000 sqm with over 250 staff. Invitop's company is also heavily invested in advanced technological equipment and state-of-the-art production lines. They have extensive inspection equipment and top quality manufacturing methods. The company also offers ODM and OEM services.

Conclusión

Esperamos que esta lista le ayude a encontrar un fabricante de purificadores de aire fiable en China. También hemos incluido los mejores fabricantes de India y el US en artículos separados.

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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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