Air Compressor Filter Small Oil Water Separator

Compressed air filters are an essential part of any compressed air system. They are used to remove any impurities that may be present in the air before it is used in any application. These impurities can include dirt, oil, water vapor or any other particles that may be present in the air. It is important to use compressed air filters to ensure that the compressed air is clean and free of any contaminants that may cause damage to equipment or lower the quality of the end product.

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Product Characteristics

In life sciences, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare, sterile filtration is an indispensable working characteristic that ensures the removal or inactivation of micro-organisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, to prevent contamination and infection. Sterile filters are typically rated with a very small pore size, often 0.22 microns or smaller, which is smaller than most bacteria (which range from 0.5 to 5 microns) and viruses. This ultra-fine filtration is achieved using specialized membranes, such as hydrophilic PTFE or nylon, that form a physical barrier against microbial pathogens. In vaccine manufacturing, for example, sterile filters are used to clarify and sterilize vaccine formulations before filling, ensuring that the final product is free of live micro-organisms. In medical device production, they are used to purify water and raw materials to meet strict GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) standards. Sterile filtration may also include UV light integration within the filter housing to provide a secondary layer of microbial inactivation. This critical working characteristic makes sterile filters essential in applications where even a single contaminant could have severe health or safety consequences.

Working Principle

The amount of water vapor in the compressed air is determined by the temperature of the compressed air: under the condition that the pressure of the compressed air is basically unchanged, reducing the temperature of the compressed air can reduce the content of water vapor in the compressed air, and the excess water vapor will condense into liquid.

Products Specification

Applicable Working Conditions

Max inlet temp	60°C	Pressure dew point	2℃~10℃
Environment temperature range	5°C-50°C	Cooling mode	Air-cooled
Pressure range	0.6-1.6Mpa ( 0.5-12Nm³/min )	Cryogen	0.5~2 Nm/min is R134a, 3~12Nm3/min is R410a,
Pressure range	0.6-1.0 Mpa (15Nm³/min and above )	Cryogen	15~80Nm/min is R407C, 80 Nm/min and above is R22

Design Working Conditions

Inlet air temperature	38°C	Working pressure	0.7Mpa
Ambient temperature	38℃	Cooling water temperature	≤32℃

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Our Service

Professional on-site installation and commissioning represent a critical post-sales service feature that ensures filters operate efficiently and stably from the moment of deployment. Trained and certified service technicians travel to the customer's location with the necessary tools and equipment, adhering to strict installation standards tailored to the specific filter model and system requirements. For industrial filters, this includes precise alignment with pipelines, proper connection of electrical and control systems, and secure sealing of filter housings to prevent leaks. For residential or commercial filters, technicians ensure correct placement, airflow or fluid flow direction, and integration with existing systems (e.g., HVAC, water supply lines). During commissioning, technicians conduct comprehensive tests to verify that the filter meets specified performance benchmarks, such as filtration efficiency, pressure drop, and flow rate. They also demonstrate to customers how to operate the filter's control panel, monitor key indicators, and perform basic routine checks. Additionally, they document the installation and commissioning process in a detailed report, providing customers with a clear record of their filter's setup for future reference.