SPRAY BOOTH CEILING / INTAKE FILTERS
Spray booth intake filters, also known as ceiling filters, make up the second stage of the air filtration process. They can resemble large “blankets” with a thicker version of the polyester batting typically sewn into quilts. They can also be made up of individual pads meant to fit into a framework. Some paint booth filter pads have an integrated metal framework to increase their rigidity.
Not One Size Fits All
Like other spray booth filters, intake filters are typically not one-size-fits-all. Depending on the spray booth model, they can either be located on the ceiling, the wall, or the booth’s door.
How Often Spray Booth Filters Should be Changed
Filters need to be changed at least once a year. Shops that regularly perform paint work will require more frequent changes, often around 2-3 times a year.
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