What are the primary applications for bagged air filters?

Bagged or pocket filters are used as secondary filters in HVAC systems for healthcare, industrial, and commercial buildings. They are ideal for systems that require high-efficiency filtration and long service life between filter changes.

How does pocket design affect air filter services?

The multiple-pocket design significantly increases the filter's surface area. This results in a lower pressure drop and a higher dust-holding capacity, allowing the HVAC system to operate more efficiently over a longer period.

Does ATL Filtration provide Life Cycle Cost Analysis for bagged filters?

Yes. Our air filter services include technical surveys and LCC modeling to determine the optimal pocket count and media type for your specific facility requirements, balancing performance with energy savings.

Bagged Filters

Synthetic/Fiberglass Bag Filters:

Synthetic and fiberglass bag filters with multiple pockets offer extended surface area over flat panel filters of the same face dimensions.
Allow higher airflow capacity, lower resistance, and more space to capture particles.
Energy savings, higher dust holding, longer service life.
Both available in multiple efficiencies.
Unaffected by moisture or humidity, sealing process allows easy air flow through filters, maintains pocket integrity with low air resistance.

Nanowave Bag Filters:

Nanowave media for general ventilation and air conditioning equipment applications.
Frames made of galvanised or stainless steel.
High dust holding capacity, low initial pressure drop.
Self-supporting conical sewn pocket design operates at temperatures up to 80°C and humidity up to 100% RH.
Optional gasket available.