Paintstop filters
For companies that work with spray booths, Paintstop filters are an essential part of an efficient and safe spraying process. These high-quality filters ensure that paint particles and overspray are effectively captured, protecting equipment and maintaining air quality in the working environment. Paintstop filters are specially designed for intensive use in professional spray booths and offer optimal performance for various sectors, such as the automotive industry, furniture production, metalworking and shipbuilding. They help your company comply with strict environmental standards and contribute to a longer service life for your equipment. Whether you need standard solutions or advanced filters for heavy industrial applications, Paintstop filters are a reliable choice for anyone who strives for safety and quality.
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Specifications
| Filtermedium | Glass fibre |
| Recommended terminal resistance | 80 Pa |
| Initial resistance | 10 - 30 of 48 |
| Maximum continuous temperature | 80°C |
| Paint collection capacity | >2,3 kg/m3 |
Customisation?
A Paintstop filter is available in two versions, so that it perfectly suits your specific needs. In addition, we can customise the filter and tailor it entirely to your requirements. This ensures you get the best solution for every application.
What is a Paintstop filter?
A Paintstop filter is an essential component of a spray booth designed to filter paint particles from the air. These filters are primarily used to capture overspray, improving both air quality and the efficiency of the spray booth. Paintstop filters are made of fibreglass with a progressive density, which allows them to effectively trap paint particles while maintaining a constant air flow.
There are two commonly used types of Paintstop filters: Paintstop Green and Paintstop Yellow. Paintstop Green is the most common type and offers an excellent balance between performance and cost. Paintstop Yellow has an even finer structure and a higher filter capacity, making it more suitable for applications with intensive paint loads. Both types are designed to be easy to install and deliver long-lasting performance.
What are the advantages of a Paintstop filter?
A Paintstop filter offers numerous advantages for companies that work with spray booths. The filter ensures a cleaner working environment by effectively capturing paint particles and overspray. This not only protects the health of employees, but also extends the service life of ventilation systems and equipment. Thanks to the high density of the material, Paintstop filters remain efficient for longer, resulting in lower maintenance costs and less frequent filter replacement. In addition, they contribute to a better paint finish by minimising dust and other particles in the booth.
Where is a Paintstop filter used?
Paintstop filters are specifically used in spray booths, devices designed to apply paint and coatings in a controlled environment. These filters are placed in the booth’s extraction system, usually directly behind the spray area, where they capture overspray and paint particles before they enter the ventilation system.
They are essential in sectors such as the automotive industry (for spraying vehicles and parts), furniture production (for varnishing furniture and woodwork), metalworking (for coating metal parts), and shipbuilding (for treating ship parts). Paintstop Green filters are often used in standard spray booths, while Paintstop Yellow filters are more commonly used in industrial booths where intensive spraying takes place and higher air quality requirements apply.