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As one of North Carolina’s premier distributors of air and water filtration products, Capital Air Filters is a full service provider of solutions for solving indoor air quality problems, for residential, commercial, or industrial applications. We offer new and replacement air filtration products for air conditioner (HVAC/furnace), whole-house air cleaner systems, cleanrooms, paint booths, industrial process applications, professional quality dehumidifiers, HEPA Filters and specialty filtration products. Our depth of experience in all aspects of filtration enables us to deliver the correct and most cost-effective filtration product for your application, whether your needs are clean air, clean water, or clean oil. HUB Certified Woman-Owned Small Business
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4900-101 Thornton Road, 27616, Raleigh, United States
- 919-785-9881
- capitalair@filtersonline.com
- filtersonline.com
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