P-Pleat

P-Pleat is a disposable panel filter product which uses 100% polypropylene as the filtering media. The media is manufactured using a modified melt blown process, which results in a graded density structure. Course fibres upstream and fine fibres downstream maximises dust capture. 

characteristics. Another benefit that comes of the manufacturing process is anti-microbial characteristics of the media. No chemicals have been added to achieve this characteristic. Extruded polypropylene separators are then added to the pleated media in order to achieve a unique V configuration, ensuring low initial resistance and a longer filter life 

The media is manufactured using a modified melt blown process, which results in a graded density structure. Course fibres upstream and fine fibres downstream maximises dust capture characteristics. Extruded polypropylene separators are then added to the pleated media in order to achieve a unique V configuration, ensuring low initial resistance and a longer filter life. 

Durability 

The final product is extremely durable with high compressive strength in the air flow direction. This durability also ensures that there is no damage to the pleats during transportation and storage. In addition, the final pleated rigid bag filter product is environmentally friendly being made from 100% polypropylene. 

Efficiencies 

P-Pleat is available in ratings F6 (60/65%), F7 (80/85%) and F8 (90/95%). The media is colour coded for easy identification of efficiency. 

P-Pleat Performance Testing 

All filters tested to AS1324.2.4-5: Air Filter Performance. Test laboratory is accredited by the National Association of Testing Authorities, Australia. Accreditation number 13213. Performance tests are conducted at least once every 5 years within a controlled environment in accordance with NATA and Australian Standards requirements. 

Installation of P-Pleat

P Pleat filters are easily made up into banks using standard 610 x 610 and 305 x 610 module sizes. To prevent air by-pass, a suitable sealant should be used between mounting frames and duct walls. Where the bank height exceeds 2 metres it is recommended that continuous stiffening bars be installed vertically between alternate rows of frames.