Air-Oil Separator/Filter Element

The oil-gas separator filter element separates the oil-gas mixture discharged from the air compressor main unit: oil droplets are separated by a micron-level glass fibre layer, coalesce into larger oil droplets, and then, under the influence of gravity, collect at the bottom and flow back to the compressor oil circuit via the return oil pipe.

Separation precision reaches the submicron level, controlling oil content in compressed air to ≤3ppm and oil mist particles to ≤0.1μm.

Low initial resistance and long service life: at operating pressures of 0.2MPa to 1.3MPa, the initial pressure drop is 0.15bar to 0.25bar.

Product features:​

High stability, with quality monitored, measured, and controlled throughout the entire process from sample development to mass production;​

Filter media made from ultra-fine glass fibres from American companies HV, Lydall, and Johns Manville;​

Custom-designed to achieve low oil consumption (≤3ppm), low pressure drop (≤0.2bar), and long service life.