Procart I
Procart I
SKU:0243
Our PROCART IB spray booth filter enjoys the same superior quality of manufacture as our Procart B booth filter, which makes it ideal for using with most paint types and within most types of spray booth. The difference, with the IB filter, is that it has a special coating making the booth filter non-flammable.
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The folded 'accordion' design ensures a high paint holding capacity whilst maintaining maximum airflow for much longer than many types of filtration alternatives such as fibreglass rolls. Our spray booth filters will ensure that air, from your product finishing area, is filtered effectively.
This Procart spray booth filter is used by around 85% of our customers and is designed to filter all types of water and solvent based paints and other coatings but not powder paints or dust (for this we recommend the use of our Procart M2, Procart H or Procart HS filters which you will see below). Your paint overspray is captured on both on the face of the filter and within the folds which allows the filtered air to pass through with minimal obstruction until the filter is full, thus a constant airflow is maintained for much longer than using other types of extraction filtration.
If you are looking to spray powder or very dry or dusty paints or feel that your spray booth may suffer from a high percentage of overspray or you are experiencing problems with dust or paint travelling through your ducting and ending up outside of your factory then you may want to look at the other options within our Filtration range or feel free to call us on 01673 895130 or email us for further assistance.
If you are not sure how to remove & replace your spray booth filters then watch our Procart Filter Replacement Tutorial.
If you require a non-standard size then simply select the closest standard size larger than your required size. During the check-out process you can complete your required size in the box for special requests. If you would prefer to tell us your requirements then this is fine however you can still purchase your filters here.
Product Specification
DEPTH: 55mm
RECOMMENDED AIRSPEED: 0.5—1 m/s
PRESSURE DROP: 13 PA at 0.5 m/s
LOSS OF AIRSPEED AT NEW: 0.5mm for 0.75 m/s (4.91 PA)
PAINT HOLDING CAPACITY: up to 18kg/m2 (depending upon type of paint being used)
MAXIMUM LOSS OF AIRSPEED: 9.0mm for 0.75 m/s (88.3 PA)
DIMENSIONS: 0.9 x 9.2-metres
Technical Information
Frequently Asked Questions
How can a cardboard filter be non-flammable?
The cardboard has been treated with a special coating which makes the cardboard non-flammable under normal circumstances. This is very good when solvent paints are being used or stored nearby. Also when the spray area has certain activity restrictions or when a manufacturing process can cause possible ignition.
Can I use this filter with powder paints?
We wouldn't recommend using the Procart B with powder paints as it isn't designed to capture the very fine, dry powder without modifications. If you are using solely powder paint or most of your spraying is with powder paint, then we would recommend using our Procart M2 filter. If most of your spraying is with traditional 'wet' spray and you may do a little spraying with powder, then the Procart M2 can still be used or our Procart H or Procart HS.
How do I know how much filter to put into my booth?
The Procart B should be fitted at a minimum of 26 folds per meter. This means that if your booth measures 2-metres wide then you would need to count 2 x 26 (52 folds) folds plus a couple of extra couple of folds to hold the filter at each end. However, don't feel that you must stick to 26 folds regardless. 26 folds is a minimum and can be increased to allow for individual circumstances such as a very high airflow
How long will a Procart last?
A Procart will last until it fills up and needs to be changed so the more you use the filter then the quicker it will need to be changed. This may sound obvious, but many people seem to struggle with the concept that the Procart is in place to capture overspray and the more it captures then then the sooner it will need to be changed.