Our long standing excellence in providing durable, top performing disposable filters is applied to the manufacturing of poly fiber P312 filters. Ideally suited for residential, commercial, or light industrial use, the polyester media was developed for situations where synthetic media products are required. Frame — The P312 frame is produced using post-consumer materials. The unique Monobond pinch frame concept involves a one-piece frame sealed to the media under heat and pressure. This construction feature produces a continuous bond of media to board around the periphery of the frame, eliminating weak corners and air bypass. The use of a high tensile strength binder increases the integrity of the seal, allowing the filter to withstand varying temperatures and humidity levels. Media — The synthetic media used in a P312 consists of polyester fibers bonded together in an interlocking pattern of tiny lint and dust traps. This configuration maximizes dust loading while minimizing resistance to air flow and surface loading. Application — P312 filters perform best in conditions where large quantities of lint and dust are present. The rugged construction makes these filters industry leaders in the high velocity system, prefilter market. • Improved aerodynamics reduce restriction to air flow • Safe, easy, fast installation • Larger effective filtering surface area • Wide selection of standard sizes • Classified per UL Standard 900 for flammability

Industrial Strength, 1" & 2" Disposable Panel Filters, Synthetic Media Category Filter Resistance vs. Face Velocity High Capacity 1" and 2" Depths CLARCOR Air Filtration Products 100 River Ridge Circle • Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Customer Service: 1-866-925-2247 • Fax: 1-866-601-1809 Email: [email protected] • www.clcair.com/purolator © 2016 CLARCOR Air Filtration Products CLARCOR Air Filtration Products has a policy of continuous product research and development and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice. Terms and Conditions of Sale can be accessed in the "LOGIN"...