The filtration accuracy of E7-44 air compressor Filter Element can reach 1 μ m, which can reduce the residual oil content to 0.5ppm. Its matrix mixed fiber filter material has a large contact area to ensure the filtration effect. The stainless steel skeleton is corrosion-resistant, with high welding strength and low airflow resistance. The sealing ring can prevent leakage and has a wide temperature range, which can effectively protect compressed air system equipment.

The characteristics of the E7-44 air compressor filter are as follows:

High filtration efficiency: It belongs to the air pipeline filter element, which can filter out liquid and solid particles as small as 1 μ m, control the residual oil content at 0.5ppm, and effectively remove dust, water mist, and oil mist from compressed air, providing high-quality purified air for the system.

High quality filter material and structure: using matrix mixed fiber filter material, with a large contact area with the airflow, can effectively improve the filtration rate. Paired with stainless steel skeletons of different structures, it has excellent structural performance and outstanding corrosion resistance.

Low operating pressure drop: The product has high welding strength, and the optimized structural design can increase the flow area, making the airflow resistance low, which helps reduce the operating energy consumption of the compressed air system and lower operating costs.

Reliable sealing: Using reliable O-ring seals such as nitrile rubber or fluororubber can prevent unfiltered compressed air from entering downstream due to poor sealing, ensuring filtration efficiency.

Compliant with industry standards: The product has been tested by an independent inspection agency to ensure its performance meets relevant industry standards such as CAGI, ISO, and PNEUROP.

Wide applicability: With its stable filtering performance, it is suitable for air filtration scenarios after air compressors, refrigerated dryers, or suction dryers in many industries such as petroleum, chemical, power, steel, shipbuilding, and automobiles.