GFS Aerospace Spray Booth Filters — High Performance Media

XFP-6000 bag filter: 

The XFP-6000 6 Pocket Bag Filter is constructed using 2 plies of electrostatic medias.  The first and second plies are a composite of melt blown and spun bound polyester fibers.  The pockets are sewn together on the perimeter and seams forming three air channels in each pocket.  A “J” channel is inserted into each finished pocket and individually placed into a header.  The pockets are stapled and notched together and to the header to insure filter integrity.  The galvanized header has a ¼” foam gasket on the air leaving side to prevent any paint bypass around the filter assembly.

XFP-6000 bag filter: 

The XFP-6000 6 Pocket Bag Filter is constructed using 2 plies of electrostatic medias.  The first and second plies are a composite of melt blown and spun bound polyester fibers.  The pockets are sewn together on the perimeter and seams forming three air channels in each pocket.  A “J” channel is inserted into each finished pocket and individually placed into a header.  The pockets are stapled and notched together and to the header to insure filter integrity.  The galvanized header has a ¼” foam gasket on the air leaving side to prevent any paint bypass around the filter assembly.

XFP-6000 bag filter: 

The XFP-6000 6 Pocket Bag Filter is constructed using 2 plies of electrostatic medias.  The first and second plies are a composite of melt blown and spun bound polyester fibers.  The pockets are sewn together on the perimeter and seams forming three air channels in each pocket.  A “J” channel is inserted into each finished pocket and individually placed into a header.  The pockets are stapled and notched together and to the header to insure filter integrity.  The galvanized header has a ¼” foam gasket on the air leaving side to prevent any paint bypass around the filter assembly.