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The Andreae Accordion Filters are designed to optimize airflow and maintain high filtration efficiency in spray booths. With a unique multi-layer structure, these filters capture paint overspray effectively while minimizing static pressure buildup. Andreae filters can hold up to five times more paint residue than standard mesh filters, allowing for longer operation before needing replacement. Compatible with most downdraft spray booths, these filters enhance productivity and ensure uniform airflow for superior paint finishes.
Available configurations:
- Original. With over 50 years of history, the Original Andreae filter is still the most common version in use. Two layers of heavy card stock / kraft paper are punched, pleated, and glued, and extension limiters are included to provide maximum load capacity.
- HE (High Efficiency). The Original Andreae filter is enhanced with a layer of polyester on the back, increasing it's efficiency to near 100%.
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Paint Booth Filter Grids are available in multiple sizes and are designed to securely hold arrestor pads in the filter cell. Made from durable galvanized steel with rubber-tipped edges, these grids offer a stable solution when converting from accordion-type arrestors to fiberglass media. Main Features:
- All common sizes available
- Galvanized steel construction with rubber-tipped edges for stability
- Securely holds arrestor pads in place within the filter cell
- Specific sizes available that are ideal for converting from accordion-type arrestors to fiberglass or polyester media
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Ensure superior air filtration in your paint booth with industrial-grade Spray Booth Exhaust Filters. Our range includes these Pocket / Cube filter options, constructed of polyester to capture overspray, while offering greatly increased paint holding capacity. Designed for industrial & automotive applications, these filters help protect your exhaust system and maintain a clean working environment. Main Product Features:
- Available with single, 2-pocket, or multiple pockets, and in various media and size configurations
- Tear-resistant to prevent rupture before or after installing
- Deep pockets allow for large volume paint overspray capacity, greatly enhancing service life
- Engineered from reinforced polyester media with an internal grid, and available with an optional galvanized steel header
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Ensure optimal air filtration and overspray capture in your paint booth with a range of exhaust filters designed to meet the highest industry standards. These exhaust filters are engineered to provide maximum efficiency and durability across various applications, including industrial, automotive, and aerospace coatings. Many types offer compliance to EPA 6H regulations, and also help provide a safe and effective means to maintain a clean work environment and reduce downtime. These Fiberglass filters are the most popular filter media type. They are generally less restrictive to air flow (and hence lower in efficiency) as well as lower in cost than other types. Available in premium weight 28 gram, standard 22 gram, and economy 15 gram weights, there are even some variants that blend fiberglass with polyester.
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Ensure optimal air filtration and overspray capture in your paint booth with a range of exhaust filters designed to meet the highest industry standards. These exhaust filters are engineered to provide maximum efficiency and durability across various applications, including industrial, automotive, and aerospace coatings. Many types offer compliance to EPA 6H regulations, and also help provide a safe and effective means to maintain a clean work environment and reduce downtime.
These Polyester filters are an excellent filter media option for many applications. They are generally higher in efficiency and ideal for critical paint arrestor applications, although typically somewhat lower in useful life than other types. Available in conventional non-woven material or also in layered types, there are even some variants that blend fiberglass with polyester.
