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Global’s Best Air Purifier Companies

Mr. Lee·Th10 22, 2022

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Air purifiers remain the utmost essential in living environments in today’s times. Viruses and disease-causing substances in the air could be removed with the right air purifiers. In this blog, we listed 4 of the most-trusted air purifier manufacturing companies.

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Air purifiers typically come in various sizes and different functions. It is up to the manufacturer as to what it includes and prioritizes in producing such solutions. But the type of filters and noise reduction are two of the basics most consumers are concerned about.

If you are in search of a manufacturing company to supply you with outstanding air purifiers, this article will be of interest for you. Below are a list of manufacturers which have been huge names in the air purification industry for years. Check them out below to know more.

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1 List of Global’s Best Air Purifier Companies
2 Global’s Best Air Purifier Companies
3 Our Top Pick Global’s Air Purifier Company
4 Conclusion

List of Global’s Best Air Purifier Companies

The following is a list of our recommended air purifiers in Malaysia. These models are thoroughly reviewed from their manufacturers to their selling stance in the market. The names of the models are linked to help you go directly to their respective sections. These five air purifiers were carefully selected according to their overall performance in the industry.

  1. HisoAir
  2. Olansi Healthcare Co., Ltd.
  3. Vesync

Global’s Best Air Purifier Companies

We read reviews about these manufacturers to learn about their expertise and prominence in the air purification market. Continue reading to learn more about each of them and decide which one best meets your needs.

Brand Location Certifications Advantage
HisoAir Room 712, Building 1, No. 4 Headquarters 2nd Road, Songshan Lake Park, Dongguan, Guangdong, China EN 1822
RoHS
CE		 Offers a wide range of air purifier models for different settings.
Activated carbon and HEPA filters are approved by SGS.
Olansi Bldg. 1, No. 1, Haiyi Street, Lanhe Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou, China ISO 9001-2008
RoHS
CE
CQC
CCC
CB
SASO		 Production is facilitated by a well-developed research and development teams.
Known for a variety of air and water purifying solutions.
VeSync Building C, Suite A, Phase I Anaheim Concourse, 1202 N. Miller Street, Anaheim, California 92806, US ISO 9001-2008
RoHS
CE		 Manufactures products in high-technology.
Expertise in digital wise and smart devices.

1. HisoAir

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Business Type: OE, OD, JD, Manufacturer, Supplier
Main Markets: Global
Years of Experience: 11 years
Location: Room 712, Building 1, No. 4 Headquarters 2nd Road, Songshan Lake Park, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Certifications:

  • EN 1822
  • RoHS
  • CE

Advantages:

  • Offers a wide range of air purifier models for different settings.
  • Activated carbon and HEPA filters are approved by SGS.

HisoAir has you covered if you are into companies that manufacture medical-grade air purifiers and are Standard Global Services and AHAM verified. This company is proud of their high-quality air quality appliances.

Shenzhen HisoAir Co., Ltd. manufactures air purifiers for commercial and residential applications. Being in the industry since 2011, their products are already known for eliminating 99.9% of particles and providing the most environmentally friendly filtration, which is why they are used in medical environments. Their exportation has already reached a hundred countries, and they are working hard to become the world's leading supplier of air purification equipment.

Key Products

  • Medical-grade air purifiers

2. Olansi Healthcare Co., Ltd.

 

Olansi logo
Olansi logo

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Business Type: OE, OD, Manufacturer
Main Markets: Asia, Global
Years of Experience: 15 years
Location: Bldg. 1, No. 1, Haiyi Street, Lanhe Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou, China
Certifications:

  • ISO 9001-2008
  • RoHS
  • CE
  • CQC
  • CCC
  • CB
  • SASO

Advantages:

  • Production is facilitated by a well-developed research and development teams.
  • Known for a variety of air and water purifying solutions.
  • Olansi Healthcare Co., Ltd. is a market leader with numerous titles and awards. This company was named
  • Guangdong's high-tech enterprise for producing healthcare and environmental products. Olansi's air purifiers go under 11 laboratories facilitated by over 30 engineers before being sold in the market.

The company owns a 60,000 sqm factory that employs over 500 people and displays numerous variations of high-quality health care and home appliances.

Key Products

  • Ozone generator air purifiers
  • Water purifier
  • Skin products and cosmetics

3. VeSync Co., Ltd.

Vesync Logo
Vesync Logo

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Business Type: Manufacturer
Main Markets: North and South America, Europe, Asia
Years of Experience: 10 years
Locations: Building C, Suite A, Phase I Anaheim Concourse, 1202 N. Miller Street, Anaheim, California 92806, US
Certifications:

  • ISO 9001-2008
  • RoHS
  • CE

Advantages:

  • Manufactures products in high-technology.
  • Expertise in digital wise and smart devices.

Vesync Co., Ltd. was founded in 2012. The company is known for its own held three brands: Cosori, Etekcity, and Levoit. This manufacturing company decided to have these three brands for a quick distinction of the products they produce. And under Levoit are its air purifiers, humidifiers, vacuum cleaners, and other air cleaning solutions.

Key Products

  • Smart home appliances
  • Air purifiers
  • IoT

Our Top Pick Global’s Air Purifier Company

While the names of the companies and their contact information have been listed, it is clear which one is best suited for any business. HisoAir is the most well-known manufacturer in the world, and this advantage may help your company's range expand as well.

When it comes to high-quality air purifiers for businesses, there is no doubt that this company is the best option that we will recommend.

Conclusion

Despite the fact that there are numerous options available, it is critical for businesses to focus on what is best rather than what appears to be "the trend." Air pollution is extremely common in today's world, and no one can predict whether you will be affected or not, or how severe the effects will be if you are. Choosing the best company to partner with should be a benefit, and HisoAir is just a perfect fit. Contact HisoAir right away!

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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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