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What Is PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter Used For?

A black magnetic-framed fine stainless steel mesh dust filter being placed onto the top fan intake of a dark gaming PC case

Application guide for PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter to Fan sizes per ATX / 120 mm form factor. The core duty of the type is catching dust at the fan intakes of desktop PCs and industrial computers with a stiff stainless mesh held on by a magnetic frame. The typical industries, the how-to-specify checklist, handling practice and the exclusion cases are set out below.

Typical Applications for PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter

Where PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter is specified and bought:

  • PC case makers: front, top and bottom intake filters.
  • Gaming & workstation builders: upgrade filters that keep GPUs and radiators clean.
  • Server & network racks: intake panels in dusty offices and closets.
  • Industrial PCs & kiosks: filtered vents in workshops and public spaces.

How to Specify PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter for Your Application

  • Mesh count: 60-mesh for strong airflow; 100-mesh for dusty rooms or pet hair.
  • Frame & magnet: A flexible magnetic strip frame snaps to steel panels; specify outer size to the fan grid.
  • Airflow trade-off: Finer meshes raise intake restriction; pair them with high static-pressure fans.
  • Standard: Quote Fan sizes per ATX / 120 mm form factor and the size designation from the table on the product page, plus any value you changed in the technical drawing.

Handling & Installation Practice

  • Mount filters only on intakes so the case runs at slightly positive pressure and dust enters through filtered openings.
  • Remove and rinse or vacuum filters monthly; dry fully before refitting.

Common Selection Mistakes with PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter

  • Fitting very fine mesh on low-pressure fans, which raises temperatures.
  • Leaving unfiltered gaps around the frame so dust bypasses the filter.

Where PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter Is Not the Right Choice

Not a replacement for HEPA filtration in cleanrooms or labs with fine particulate.

If This Construction Is Not the Right Fit

Closely related mesh types for the same duty — compare open area, aperture range and cleanability before you commit.

Technical Drawing

Customize the parameters below — every spec field is editable, and the drawing redraws to match the values you choose. Changing the size will snap the other fields to that size's standard values; you can then override any individual value.

Sends the selected values to the quote form below.

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Set the size and options in the drawing above, then send the exact configuration straight to this form.

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Specification
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Dimensions & Specifications (Fan sizes per ATX / 120 mm form factor)

Mesh countWire diameter (mm)Aperture (mm)Micron rating (u00b5m)Open area (%)Material
60-Mesh0.1900.23323330.4SS304, magnetic frame
80-Mesh0.1400.17717831.3SS304, magnetic frame
100-Mesh0.1000.15415436.8SS304, magnetic frame

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter used for?

Catching dust at the fan intakes of desktop PCs and industrial computers with a stiff stainless mesh held on by a magnetic frame.

Stainless steel or nylon PC dust filter?

Stainless is stiffer, washable without stretching and keeps its opening size; nylon is cheaper and lighter.

Will a dust filter raise my PC temperatures?

Slightly — usually 1–3 °C. Finer mesh or a clogged filter raises it more.

How often should PC dust filters be cleaned?

Monthly in most homes; more often with pets or carpets.

Can I get a quote for PC Case Magnetic Dust Filter to my own drawing?

Yes. Set the size and any custom value in the technical drawing on the product page and send it with the quote form; we reply within one business day.