Spraybake Ceiling Filter Blanket – F5 Tackified Polyester – Fits Legacy UK & Canada Booths

Keep your legacy Spraybake spray-and-bake booth running with this F5-grade tackified polyester ceiling filter, cut to fit the standard ceiling-bank sizes of Spraybake's UK and Canada-manufactured booths. Spraybake was the UK's leading spray-and-bake manufacturer through the 1980s and 1990s, with over 6,500 booths installed globally including British Aerospace, GKN, and the MOD, but new-production OEM filters are increasingly hard to source. We stock aftermarket blankets specifically because the OEM no longer does.

Sizing note: Spraybake models varied in ceiling dimensions depending on whether they were manufactured in England or Canada. Measure your existing filter grid before ordering, or contact our team for help cross-referencing your booth model.

Key Features

• Captures 90%+ of particles over 10 microns, keeping overspray out of your exhaust stage and off the finish.
• 600 g/m² media at 20mm thickness for high dust-holding capacity and long service life.
• Progressive, gradient construction increases fiber density toward the clean-air side and traps fine particles deeper in the media.
• Impregnated tackifier throughout bonds paint particles to the media instead of releasing them downstream.
• Heat-sealed 9-gauge support frame holds shape under load and resists sagging at peak airflow.
• Rated for 0.25 m/s face velocity, matched to booth ceiling-plenum airflow.
• Cut to standard Spraybake ceiling-bank sizes for a drop-in fit, with custom sizes available for non-standard banks.

Best For

• Automotive collision and refinish on legacy Spraybake installations
• Aircraft, railway, and tracked-vehicle painting
• Industrial production-line finishing
• Any operating Spraybake booth that needs F5 or EU5-grade ceiling intake filtration

Usage & Care

Replace ceiling filters every 3 to 6 months depending on production volume and paint type. Legacy Spraybake booths often have manometer or pressure-differential gauges from the original installation, so change filters when readings drift outside the booth's original spec, or at the quarterly mark for high-volume shops. Monitor closely, since aged booth airflow systems are less forgiving of restricted filters than modern direct-fire downdrafts.