How filtration works

See exactly where every filter goes.

Real Nova Verta downdraft booth photography — inside the cabin and out — with each filter station pinned in place. Air enters at the ceiling, travels down across the vehicle and leaves through the floor. Click any numbered point to see what it does, what happens when it fails, and which replacement part it takes.

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Interior of a Nova Verta downdraft spray booth showing the ceiling filtration grid, the side wall lighting strips and the grated floor — Interior3 points

Exterior of a Nova Verta spray booth showing the entrance doors, the filtration tower and the vertical exhaust ducts — Exterior5 points

Filter station SelectedAirflow path: ceiling → cabin → floor → exhaust

Reference images

Station 01 · Ceiling Filter

2 images

Detail shots of this filter in service, and where it sits in the booth. Pick another numbered point to see that station's pictures.

Station 01 · Pre-filtration

Ceiling Filter

First line of defence

Air entering the booth passes through the intake pre-filter before it reaches the ceiling diffuser. This pad traps coarse shop dust — sanding residue, fibres and general particulate — so it never enters the cabin or loads the downstream media.

Service interval

Replace every 3 months, or when the pad visibly loads

If you ignore it

Dust inclusions in the wet film

Replacement part for this station

Ceiling Filters 22mm Thick (Per Sq M)

F5 class · 22mm media · cut to size

NZD$51.26

excl. GST

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Know the station. Buy the right part.

Every filter above is in stock and synced to Cin7. Order the media for your booth model, or have an ABE engineer supply and fit it for you.

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