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Ceiling filter cloth

Class ISO ePM10 50% (M5-M6)

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Part description

Ceiling Filters

Applications of Ceiling Filter Media

  • Spray booths
  • Paint shops
  • Printing facilities

Advantages of Ceiling Filter Media

  • Available in rolls and custom cut to size
  • Low pressure drop across the filter
  • Fully incinerable

Technical Specifications

  • Filter class according to ISO 16890
  • Media: Synthetic
  • Maximum temperature: 100 degrees Celsius
  • Maximum relative humidity: 100%

Key Functions of the Ceiling Filter

Ceiling filters are commonly used in spray booths and paint lines. They serve several important functions:

Air Distribution

The filter ensures an even distribution of clean air within the spray booth. This helps create a consistent airflow across the entire surface of the workpiece, supporting uniform paint application and reducing the risk of overspray.

Protection of Lighting

In many spray booths, lighting fixtures are installed in the ceiling. Ceiling filters act as a protective barrier for these fixtures, shielding them from paint mist and dust particles released during the spraying process. This extends the service life of the lighting and reduces the need for frequent cleaning.

Improvement of Air Quality

By removing contaminants from the air, the filter helps maintain a clean working environment inside the spray booth. This is essential for preserving coating quality and supporting the health and safety of employees.

Extended Service Life of Other Filters

Ceiling filters function as pre-filters for other filtration systems within the spray booth, such as primary and secondary filters. They capture larger particles and dust before these reach the more specialized filters, extending filter service life and reducing maintenance costs.

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