Good Quality Compressed Air Filter Activated Carbon LFE0311D

Description

There are many types of compressed air filters.

Particulate filters

Particulate filters remove particulates from the air stream by trapping contaminants on the media. The filter element design and material determine the size of the particles it can trap, so particulate filters have varying degrees of filtration.

Coalescing filters

Coalescing filters remove water and aerosols of liquids like oil by coalescence. Coalescence is the process of trapping smaller droplets along the media until they combine into larger drops that fall out of the air flow. The structure and type of media determine how much aerosol can be removed, so they also have varying degrees of filtration.

Combo particulate/coalescing filters

Some filter designs act as both particulate and coalescing filters. You only need one filter with a single element to handle both types of filtration.

Activated carbon

Activated carbon filters are used to remove oil and hydrocarbon vapors from compressed air and reduce oil carryover to .003 mg/m³. These filters are most typically used where removing taste or odors is critical, e.g. food processing and pharmaceuticals.