Ordinary Industrial Compressed Air is universally wet, dirty and contaminated with entrained oil and oil vapors. Specifically all industrial compressed air will contain the following:

• Water droplets
• Water vapor
• Rust and pipe scale
• Carbon particles from decomposed compressor oils
• Oil vapors and fumes
• Oil droplets

Industry has put up with these problems for years. but dirty air at the point-of-use is not inevitable. The net gain in efficiency from filtering the air at both the compressor site and the point-of-use more than pays for the initial investment by: ·

• Eliminating production down time
• Extending the service life of mechanical components (tools and controls
• Reduction in the cost of sub-standard products
• Improved product purity in the electronics, medical. and food industries
• Product safety and quality

There are a bewildering variety of compressed air and gas filters offered in today's market. They range from strainers such as wire mesh, sintered bronze or stainless steel elements, ribbon or string wound elements, fiber or cellulose discs to open pore sponge materials. American Filtration offers both desiccant and mechanical coalescing desiccant filters for the removal of moisture, oil, oil vapors, and particulate.

F-T20C
F-T20P
F-T20D

10-9/16" x
4-5/8"

2,000,000
cu. ft.

F-T40C
F-T40P
F-T40D

9-1/2X
6-1/8"

3,300,000
cu. ft.

F-T60C
F-T60P
F-T60D

14-3/4" x
6-1/8"

5,000,000
cu. ft.