Roll-O-Mat - AAF International - #2

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Roll-O-Mat® Viscosine® Retains Dirt Viscosine adhesive helps retain particles as they impinge on fibers, preventing them from breaking away and flowing downstream. Glass Wires Prevent Bypass Leakage Glass wire strands on the air leaving side of the media provide high tensile strength to prevent bypass leakage. Competitive roll with low tensile strength causes the media to "neck" and pull out of the side channels. Unfiltered air is allowed to bypass the media. Operating Data Continuous Operating Temperature Limits: Roll-O-Mat Gold . . . . 175°F (79°)C Roll-O-Mat Red . . . . 300°F (149°)C Roll-O-Mat Blue . . . . 175°F (79°)C Roll-O-Mat Green . . . 175°F (79°)C (1)Rated (1)Average Initial Arrestance Resistance (Steady (in. w.g.) State) Performance Data Rated Media Face Velocity: 500 FPM Roll-O-Mat Gold (2" with or without Scrim Backing) .18 80-85% Roll-O-Mat Blue (2" with or without Scrim Backing) .15 75-80% Roll-O-Mat Blue (1" Scrim Backed) .13 70-75% Roll-O-Mat Green (1 /2") .20 70-75% Roll-O-Mat Green (1") .22 70-75% Roll-O-Mat Red .16 60-65% Recommended upper operating resistance is .5 in. w.g. for all models.(2) (1) All performance data based on ASHRAE 52.1-1992 test method. Performance tolerances conform to Section 7.4 of ARI Standard 850-93. (2) All Roll-O-Mat media may be operated to a higher upper operating resistance as long as the system design permits. Roll-O-Mat Gold, Roll-O-Mat Blue, and Roll-O-Mat Green media are UL Class 2. Roll-O-Mat Red media is UL Class 1. Testing was performed according to UL Standard 900 and CAN 4-S111. AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice. 10300 Ormsby Park Place Suite 600 Louisville, Kentucky 40223-6169 www.aafintl.com Customer Service 888.AAF.2003 Fax 888.223.6500 ISO Certified 9001:2000 © 2008 AAF International The USGBC Member logo is a trademark owned by the AFP-1-112G JUN ‘08 QG 3M U.S. Green Building Council and is used by permission.