Krishna Filters & Fabrics - Paint Booth

Glass fiber hiloft filter media is produced from a continuously spun glass filament into a graded blanket. A finer laminate backing increases the dust holding capacity and efficiency. Glass Fiber Media is usually supplied coated with a viscous agent (oiled), which is applied during the manufacturing process and increases the dust holding capacity and efficiency. Oiled Glass Fiber Media is often identified by its blue and white appearance. Dry Glass Fiber Media is commonly used in wet and dry paint spray booth applications and can be identified usually by its green and white appearance.

Features:

• Up to 250 Deg. Temperature Resistance
• Maximum Operating Humidity 100% RH
• High dust holding capacity
• High uniformity for consistent filtration performance under laminar flow conditions

Filtration is not restricted to capturing particles with a succession of wider to smaller meshed apertures. Our ingenious filters use another principle: separation by inertia. The migration phenomenon is common when slow-drying coatings are used in combination with mesh or fiberglass filters. This happens when the airflow pulls out particles previously trapped in the mesh or fiberglass. Consequently, the once deposited particles will again migrate throughout the system.

Features:

• High holding capacity
• High efficiency near 100% depending on the paint used
• Fewer filter changes resulting in higher spray booth productivity
• Constant air flow in the spray booth throughout the life of the filter
• Ecological product