Filter King AF18x24x2-M8 Pleated Air Filter Merv 8 18x24x2

Product Description

The FILTER KING AF18x24x2-M8 is a MERV 8 pleated HVAC air filter designed for residential and light commercial forced-air systems. Rated at MERV 8, it captures a broad range of airborne particulates including dust, pollen, mold spores, and lint, making it a solid baseline filter for most residential HVAC applications. The nominal size is 18x24x2 inches with actual dimensions of 17.5 x 23.5 x 1.75 inches. This listing includes a quantity of 10 filters. HVAC technicians and service pros typically stock these in bulk for routine maintenance calls and filter change programs.

This filter fits standard residential air handlers, furnaces, and fan coil units with a 2-inch filter slot accepting 18x24x2 nominal-size media. The MERV 8 rating balances adequate particulate capture with manageable static pressure drop, keeping airflow efficient across a range of system configurations. It is a practical choice for routine filter replacements in residential homes, apartment units, and light commercial spaces where moderate filtration is required.

Key Features

• MERV 8 filtration rating for effective capture of dust, pollen, mold spores, and lint
• Pleated media construction increases surface area for improved particulate loading capacity
• Nominal size 18x24x2 inches fits standard 2-inch residential filter slots
• Actual dimensions 17.5 x 23.5 x 1.75 inches for proper fit in compatible housings
• Sold as a 10-pack for bulk stocking and scheduled maintenance programs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for residential and light commercial forced-air system filter housings accepting a nominal 18x24x2 inch, 2-inch pleated air filter.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified HVAC technician or a knowledgeable end user following the equipment manufacturer guidelines. Always power down the air handler or furnace at the disconnect or breaker before removing or installing a filter. Confirm airflow direction arrows on the filter frame align with the direction of airflow into the blower. Inspect the filter housing and door gasket for gaps or damage that could allow unfiltered air bypass.