V-bank air filters
Rigid V-bank filters that handle high airflow at low resistance.
Overview
A V-bank filter arranges minipleat media packs in a V configuration inside a rigid frame. That geometry puts a large amount of filter media into a standard face size, which lowers the air velocity through the media, keeps pressure drop low at high airflow, and gives the filter room to hold dust.
Braden manufactures 4V and 2V V-banks in synthetic and glass media, from MERV 13 up to HEPA E12, for data halls, commercial air handlers, and gas turbine inlet systems.
Questions about v-bank filters
What is the difference between a 4V and a 2V V-bank filter?
A 4V filter has four V's (eight media packs) across its face and a 2V has two V's (four packs). More packs means more media area in the same face size. Braden manufactures both, in synthetic MERV 13 and MERV 16, with 4V also available in synthetic HEPA E12 and glass MERV 13 and MERV 15.
What efficiencies do Braden V-bank filters come in?
4V synthetic: MERV 13, MERV 16, and HEPA E12. 4V glass: MERV 13 and MERV 15. 2V synthetic: MERV 13 and MERV 16.
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