Green Tacky Panel Filters
Many crossdraft style paint booths use Green Tacky Panel Filters. These filters are located either in the door of the booth or in a wall. This style of filter features a 2-ply polyester material with an integrated metal frame. Green Tacky Panel Filters also have a wax like tactifier to grab dust particles before it enters the booth. Tacky filters need replaced 3-4 times a year or more depending on the quality of air in your shop. Since these filters have air pass through them directly from the area outside of the booth, they can get clogged quicker by filler dust, dirt and other items that are commonly found in a paint shop
- Polyester
- Welded integrated wire frame
- 2 ply with tactifier
- 75% efficient
These filters are not only used in the automotive industry, but are common in woodworking facilities and industrial facilities.
Installation instructions for green tacky panel filters: The green side of the filter faces into the booth, air passes through the with side first, then through the green side.
Green Tacky Panel Filters: Superior Air Filtration
Green Tacky Panel Filters are widely used in cross-draft paint booths. They ensure clean air by trapping dust and debris before they enter the booth.
Key Features
- 2-Ply Polyester – Durable and highly effective at capturing particles.
- Welded Integrated Wire Frame – Provides structural integrity for long-term use.
- Tacky Surface with Wax-Like Tactifier – Enhances dust and debris retention.
- 75% Filtration Efficiency – Removes contaminants before they reach the painting environment.
Where Are They Used?
- Automotive paint booths
- Woodworking facilities
- Industrial applications
Replacement & Maintenance
These filters should be replaced 3-4 times per year or more frequently if exposed to high levels of dust and dirt. Since they filter air directly from outside, they can clog faster in busy paint shops.
Installation Guide
- The white side faces outward (air enters through this side first).
- The green side faces into the booth (this is the tacky side that traps particles).