Filter Holdings Inc. Announces New StackPro™ Bag Filters for the Construction Industry Targeting Asphalt, Cement, and Aggregate Producers

Since 1945, Filter Holdings has been a trusted provider of premium filter bags for the construction industry, serving sectors such as asphalt, concrete, cement, and aggregates. OEMs, distributors, and end users rely on our exceptional sourcing, flexibility, and fast shipping from Union, NJ, up and down the East Coast and beyond. With StackPro™, we’re bringing all of our industry-leading capabilities under one unified solution. StackPro™ bag filters are available in a wide range of styles and dimensions and are made to fit the specifications of hundreds of types of bag houses.

“The construction market – especially asphalt – has always been a big part of our customer base,” said Ed Kemp, Director of Industrial Sales. “Over the decades the company developed a great core customer base here in the Northeast – serving most of the asphalt and aggregate businesses in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Bringing together all of the things our customers look for in their filter bags under the StackPro™ trade name makes it easier for customers to find and order from us knowing they’re getting a top notch product produced here in the USA.” 

All StackPro™ filter bags are produced in Union, New Jersey and use best-in-class filter media sourced from a long list of qualified vendors. “StackPro™ is capable of handling a wide range of temperature, humidity and environmental requirements depending on the site’s environment and product needs,” said Chelsea Oberender, Industrial Account Manager for Filter Holdings. “We can produce StackPro™ from a wide variety of felts including aramids and P84, and in a host of form factors – two pocket bags, three pocket bags, reverse air, and pulse jet – among many others.” 

The name StackPro™ was chosen after a customer survey – “many of these customers depend on their stack and stack testing for their business – FHI’s bag filters have been at the heart of their business year after year, decade after decade,” said Kemp. “We looked for a design that included roads, because we’ve got many asphalt customers, and we wanted it to really pop with that safety orange color – we wanted a logo that would be enjoyable for our customers.”

For current customers be they bag house producers, distributors, or production sites that purchase from FHI directly – please see this list of Frequently Asked Questions (“FAQ”) about this new and exciting brand.