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The GLASFLOSS PTA_18X18X1 is a disposable panel air filter built for residential, commercial, and industrial HVAC systems. Measuring 18 inches wide by 18 inches tall by 1 inch deep, it delivers 300 FPM airflow with an initial resistance of 0.1 inches WC and a final resistance of 0.5 inches WC. The filter uses a heavy-duty media supported by a rigid one-piece craft-board frame that holds its shape under sustained airflow conditions. A metal grid on the air-leaving side reinforces the media and prevents blowout at higher velocities. HVAC technicians and facilities maintenance personnel install this filter in standard 18x18x1 filter housings and air handlers. It carries an Energy Star rating and is manufactured in the USA.
The PTA_18X18X1 is suited for a wide range of applications including residential forced-air furnaces and air handlers, light commercial rooftop units, and industrial air-handling equipment. With a temperature rating of 180 degrees F, it holds up in equipment that sees elevated operating conditions. The 2.25 square foot media area and 300 FPM flow rate make it appropriate for standard residential and commercial filter tracks where a 1-inch disposable panel filter is specified. The filter meets UL 900, HARDI, and NAFA applicable standards, making it suitable for installations where third-party certification is required.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or maintenance-stock disposable panel filter for residential, commercial, and industrial HVAC systems requiring an 18x18x1 inch filter.
A licensed HVAC technician or qualified maintenance personnel should power down the air handler or furnace at the disconnect before servicing the filter rack. Confirm airflow direction indicated on the filter frame matches the system airflow direction before inserting. Standard filter changeout requires no tools, but follow site-specific lockout/tagout procedures in commercial and industrial settings. Dispose of used filters in accordance with local waste regulations.
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