Remark-Kayser
a global provider

Remark Filtration Group is pleased to announce the successful completion of our Zero Emissions project at a power plant in Estonia, utilizing circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler technology. This project is a significant achievement in our ongoing commitment to sustainability and environmental protection, delivering advanced filtration solutions to support cleaner industrial processes.

At Remark Filtration Group, innovation is at the heart of our mission to create cutting-edge filtration solutions. Our dedicated RemarkHUB – R&D Center is where our team of experts works tirelessly to develop new filtration materials that meet the most demanding requirements. Whether for industries with extreme operating conditions or specialized applications where conventional materials fall short, our R&D team is at the forefront of transforming the filtration landscape.

At Remark Filtration Group, pushing the boundaries of filtration technology is not just a goal, but a commitment. With a clear focus on global development and revolutionary innovation, we continue to expand our capabilities across industries, driving progress through cutting-edge research and strategic acquisitions. Our aim is to strengthen the entire group, enhance sales, and develop high-efficiency filter media, filter bags, and a range of other essential products and services.

We are proud to highlight our recent achievement with the installation of Remark® ZERO EMISSIONS filter bags at the world’s largest suspension furnace and electric furnace setup. This project underscores our commitment to advancing filtration technology in some of the most challenging industrial environments.

In the battle against growing air pollution, we remain at the forefront by focusing on the quality and reliability of our filter media. A critical component of our strategy is the rigorous testing of filter materials, ensuring that our solutions deliver exceptional performance in reducing dust emissions.

Different logo, the same company.
We are still your Poland-based European-class filtration supplier.

Our patent application has been officially approved and published.

The patent application was filed in 2015 after several months of hard work, and after conducting many researches and experiments, which finally confirmed the innovation and effectiveness of the filter bag seam sealing method.

The beginning of the 90’s was a time of great political and economic changes in Poland.

For some, it was a great moment to grasp the dynamics of capitalism, for others, looking at the bigger picture – like Stefan Dobak, Dr. Eng., President of the Management Board of Remark-Kayser – to build the foundations of a new future.

Until July 2018, the classification of air filtration was based on the well-known DIN EN 779:2012 standard.

However, after many years, it has lived to see its replacement and has been superseded by a new, more precise one – DIN EN ISO 16890. This norm marked a new stage of development and changed the standard classification of filters according to classes G, M and F by implementing ePM classes.