ATI HVAC Filters
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HT Panels and LinksAir Flow 300 FPM, with initial static .30" W.G. and MERV 8 rating.
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The Activator SeriesThe Activator Series panels and links consist of layers of multi-denier polyester media sealed around a heavy duty 9 gauge internal wire frame with integral cross wire support members.
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N SeriesThe Series N panels are a 2-ply design consisting of a multi-denier, blended fiber pad on both sides with a heavy duty, 9 guage wire ring sealed inside. A dry tack adhesive applied on the air leaving side holds dirt and prevents particles from breaking loose. No particle migration down stream.
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Slip-OnThree styles available:
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CA FilterAir Flow 300 FPM with initial static of .21” W.G. and an efficiency rating: 92.7%.
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Ultra II BagUltra II pocket filters are made with graduated denier polyester fibers. The upstream layer consists of larger fibers with a more open structure followed by a denser layer of finer fibers for greater depth loading, excellent dust holding capacity and longer life (fewer change outs!). The downstream layer is a needled media forming a final barrier to catch dirt particles.
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Ultra LT BagFeaturing Air Flow 300 FPM, with initial static of .24” W.G. and an efficiency rating of 92.7%.
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HT BagFeaturing Air Flow 500 FPM, with initial static of .25" W.G. and a MERV 10 Rating.
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SynPak FilterSynPak filters are widely used as the primary filters in the supply air system for paint spray booths. The dual layer media design in a multi-pocket configuration results in a very high dust holding capacity for long service life. The filters are ideal for difficult operating conditions, such as turbulent air flow or heavy dirt loading.
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Streamline Filter MediaPolyester media is soft to the touch and easy to handle, yet tough and durable. It is unaffected by moisture and can withstand temperatures from -40F to 220F.
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Foam MediaFoam media can withstand wide temperature extremes - from -50F to +250F. It can be sterilized in boiling water or steam. The chemical make up of foam media is not adversely affected by water, soap, detergents, oils, solvents or greases at normal temperatures.
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