Reverse air type filter bags allow air to flow backwards through the bag to remove dust from fabrics. The bag is hung from the top and fastened at the bottom, with rings at the top creating an open space for incoming air. Air enters through a top valve, passes through the filter cloth, and exits through a bottom valve after filtration. Key components include anti-collapse rings, valves, a hanger, bag cage, and filter cloth. Reverse air bags are suited for continuous processes, can handle air pressures from 0-800 kPa, and come in a wide range of pore sizes with high tensile strength rings.