20" x 20" Paint Pocket, Green (40 Box)

20 x 20 Paint Pocket Filter For Overspray Control

20 x 20 Paint Pocket filter from Air Flow Technology is a spray booth overspray arrestor designed to capture large amounts of paint overspray while maintaining airflow. The filter measures 20 inches by 20 inches by 2 inches, so it fits spray booths that use this standard pad size. Paint Pockets unique three dimensional pockets are embedded in the front face of the filter, more than doubling the surface area that contacts overspray. That greater surface area allows the arrestor to capture and hold very large quantities of overspray before airflow restriction climbs. Green Paint Pockets has an efficiency rating of 99.43 percent, so it removes overspray from booth exhaust air with very high effectiveness in typical finishing operations.

Key Green Paint Pockets Details For Booth Use

• The green Paint Pockets efficiency rating of 99.43 percent means the filter removes nearly all paint overspray from exhaust air, which supports cleaner booth operation and helps maintain finish quality around the spray area.
• The three dimensional pockets molded into the front face more than double the effective surface area, so the filter can load with more overspray before reaching its final pressure drop, extending useful life between changeouts.
• The arrestor design holds up to five times more overspray than other filters, which enables up to an 80 percent reduction in filter change frequency in many finishing setups, reducing downtime and labor spent on filter service.
• Initial pressure drop of 0.04 inch of water shows that a clean filter introduces very little restriction, helping spray booths start each run with strong airflow for consistent overspray capture and predictable gun performance.
• Final pressure drop of 0.10 inch of water indicates the filter is designed to keep operating while heavily loaded with overspray, which supports longer service intervals before performance reaches the defined endpoint.
• Paint holding capacity of 2,908 grams, or 6.4 pounds of paint, gives a clear benchmark of how much overspray the filter can store, allowing planning of change intervals based on typical production volume.

Spray Booth Filter Performance And Airflow Behavior

This green Paint Pockets arrestor uses a three dimensional pocketed front face to spread incoming overspray across a large surface, which reduces face loading and helps keep airflow more uniform across the filter. The low initial pressure drop of 0.04 inch of water helps exhaust fans run near their design point at the start of a filter cycle. As the filter loads toward its 2,908 gram paint holding capacity, it is engineered to reach a final pressure drop of 0.10 inch of water, indicating a controlled rise in restriction. That predictable progression from clean to final pressure drop helps finishing operations schedule filter changeouts around production rather than reacting to sudden airflow loss.

How This Paint Pockets Filter Performs In Service

Green Overspray Filter In Spray Booth Environments

This 20 x 20 x 2 green Paint Pockets filter from Air Flow Technology is built for spray equipment and spray booths that require efficient removal of paint overspray. The arrestor design, with three dimensional pockets across the front, spreads wet overspray into deep pockets instead of letting it quickly plug the face. That pocketed construction, combined with a tested paint holding capacity of 2,908 grams and paint run-off of 1,446 grams, demonstrates how the filter stores and drains overspray during extended use. Weight gain on the test filter of 4,354 grams shows how much material can be contained during loading, which is important when spray cycles are long or coating output is heavy. In typical paint and stain supply workflows, this capacity supports longer booth runs between service intervals.

Details That Reduce Filter Changes And Rework

The Paint Pockets arrestor is specified as holding up to five times more overspray than other filters, which enables cutting filter changes by up to 80 percent in many operations using comparable products. That reduction in change frequency directly affects labor, because technicians spend less time swapping filters and more time spraying. The combination of 99.43 percent average removal efficiency and defined final pressure drop of 0.10 inch of water also supports consistent booth performance from the start of the filter cycle through to replacement, which is important for repeatable finish results. Weight gain on the final filter of 24.9 grams clarifies how much additional load occurs by the defined endpoint, helping planners understand when filters reach their practical limit. These measured values let finishing managers align maintenance schedules with production demands rather than relying on guesswork.

Common Questions About This Paint Pockets Filter

Selecting This Filter For Spray Booth Overspray Control

The 20 x 20 Paint Pocket filter from Air Flow Technology provides a defined blend of high overspray capture, measured paint holding capacity, and low pressure drop across the filter cycle. The green Paint Pockets arrestor is specified with 99.43 percent efficiency, a 2,908 gram paint holding capacity, and a three dimensional pocketed front face that more than doubles surface area for loading. For spray equipment and spray booths that use 20 inch by 20 inch by 2 inch pads, this design supports extended booth operation with fewer filter changes and predictable airflow behavior from startup to final pressure drop.