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20 inch green Paint Pockets filter is a spray booth overspray arrestor designed for heavy paint loads in professional finishing operations. Its three dimensional pockets embedded in the front face more than double the surface area, so the filter captures and holds very large quantities of overspray before reaching its final pressure drop. Green Paint Pockets efficiency rating is 99.43 percent, which means it removes nearly all overspray from the airstream for cleaner exhaust air and a tidier booth environment. The filter has an initial pressure drop of 0.04 inch water, so airflow impact starts low and helps booths operate within expected performance ranges. A final pressure drop of 0.10 inch water indicates the arrestor continues working effectively deep into its loading curve while remaining within a manageable resistance range for fans.
The SAP description lists this arrestor as Paint Pocket green, 20x25x2, so it is sized for filter racks built around a 20 by 25 inch opening with 2 inch depth. That dimensional match simplifies layout for booth doors or plenum frames that accept this footprint. The low initial pressure drop of 0.04 inch water means when the filter is fresh, airflow reduction is minor, helping booths start each shift with stable velocity profiles. As the filter loads to its final pressure drop of 0.10 inch water, the gradual increase in resistance supports predictable airflow changes, which is important when scheduling maintenance around consistent finish results.
This product is a Paint Pockets overspray arrestor in a 20 by 25 by 2 inch format, which suits spray areas designed for that specific filter size. The three dimensional pockets embedded in the front face increase active media area, so the filter can handle spray patterns that put heavy loading in the center or in defined bands without blocking prematurely. Paint holding capacity of 2,908 grams, or 6.4 pounds, allows the filter to stay in service during long production runs where overspray volume is high. The green Paint Pockets efficiency rating of 99.43 percent means overspray particles remain trapped in the arrestor rather than traveling further into ductwork, which supports cleaner downstream components and a tidier working zone around the booth exhaust. Paint run-off of 1,446 grams demonstrates the filter media structure retains significant paint mass while allowing loaded overspray to settle in the pockets instead of draining freely across the face.
The unique Paint Pockets design holds up to five times more overspray than other filters, allowing shops to cut filter changes by up to 80 percent, which reduces interruptions during priming or topcoat sessions and supports consistent spray technique across longer runs. The combination of a 0.04 inch water initial pressure drop and a 0.10 inch water final pressure drop gives a defined operating window, so airflow remains within a narrow band while the arrestor loads, supporting repeatable overspray capture from job to job. Weight gain on the test filter of 4,354 grams and on the final filter of 24.9 grams shows that substantial coating mass can be retained in the media without immediate replacement, helping shops align filter changes with production schedules. As a spray booth filter built by Air Flow Technology under manufacturer part number PPG-020-025-040, this 20x25x2 arrestor provides a defined specification that fits documented maintenance and purchasing routines in professional paint environments.
The filter is described as 20 by 25 by 2 inches, so it fits filter frames or booth openings built around that 20x25x2 footprint.
The filter has a paint holding capacity of 2,908 grams, or 6.4 pounds, which supports extended use in spray operations with significant overspray volume.
Green Paint Pockets efficiency rating is 99.43 percent, so it captures nearly all overspray particles from the airstream during normal spray booth operation.
The three dimensional pockets more than double surface area, distributing overspray across the media so loading is more even and face plugging is reduced.
An initial pressure drop of 0.04 inch water and final pressure drop of 0.10 inch water define a narrow resistance range, supporting stable airflow as the filter loads.
The manufacturer part number is PPG-020-025-040, which provides a precise reference when matching this green Paint Pockets arrestor to existing documentation.
The 20 inch green Paint Pockets filter from Air Flow Technology combines a 20 by 25 by 2 inch format with high overspray capacity, so it fits spray environments sized for that footprint while handling heavy paint loading. The unique pocketed front face more than doubles media surface area, enabling long service intervals and helping crews stay on task instead of stopping for frequent filter swaps. With a 99.43 percent efficiency rating and a defined 0.04 to 0.10 inch water pressure drop window, this overspray arrestor supports clean exhaust and predictable airflow in professional paint shops. Choose this PPG-020-025-040 arrestor when a documented, high capacity, 20x25x2 overspray filter is required for production-focused spray operations.
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