Pro-source PRO22120251 Paint Booth Filter Pad 20x25

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE PRO22120251 is a paint booth air filter media pad constructed from a paper and polyester blend. At 20 inches wide by 25 inches tall by 1 inch deep, this pad captures overspray particulate and helps maintain airflow through spray booth exhaust and intake sections. The high-capacity design extends service intervals between changeouts compared to standard-grade media. This pad is installed and serviced by painters, body shop technicians, and industrial facility maintenance personnel who need consistent booth performance and finish quality.

This media pad is suited for paint booths in automotive body shops, industrial finishing operations, and custom coating facilities. The paper and polyester media combination provides mechanical filtration of paint overspray, keeping downstream exhaust fans and filters cleaner. It fits standard 20 by 25 inch filter openings found in many booth wall and ceiling intake or exhaust filter banks. The 1 inch profile allows installation in low-clearance filter frames without modification.

Key Features

• Paper and polyester blended media for paint overspray capture
• High-capacity rating extends changeout intervals under normal booth operating conditions
• 1 inch depth fits standard low-profile filter frames
• 20 inch by 25 inch face dimensions match common booth filter bank openings
• Lightweight construction at 0.17 pounds for easy single-technician handling

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement filter media pad for paint booth intake and exhaust filter sections accepting a 20 inch by 25 inch by 1 inch pad.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by paint booth technicians or facility maintenance personnel. Before replacing filter media, shut down the booth fan system and allow all airflow to stop completely. Inspect the filter frame and retaining hardware for damage or paint buildup before seating the new pad. Dispose of used filter media in accordance with local VOC and hazardous waste regulations, as saturated paint booth filters may be classified as hazardous waste in many jurisdictions.