IN-LINE FILTERS

Industrial process equipment requires clean, dry, oil-free air to keep it operating at maximum efficiency, and to produce product with the highest possible quality. To help in that endeavor, compressed air must be properly filtered for particulate matter down to a specific size, for condensation, a natural by-product of the compression process, and for oils used in the compression process, or possible present in the ambient intake air.

Maximize the value of your compressed air system by making sure you deliver clean dry air to all your end-points. You can eliminate particulates, oil, and odors down to your designated quality standard by installing the OIL-X product line of In-Line Filters from Parker Domnick Hunter.

Uses include removing bulk liquids, water, oil vapors and aerosols, air-borne dirt and solids, pipe scaling and rust, and other mico-organisms.

One concern when installing In-Line filters is the accumulation of pressure drops that require the expenditure of excess energy to force air at the required pressure to the end-point. Parker Domnick Hunter in line filters are uniquely designed to minimize pressure loss, even as they approach their service interval, thereby delivering the lowest cost of ownership to all users.

COALESCING FILTERS

Key to proper system design is a clear understanding of the quality standards required of the process.  HTE Compressed Air Solutions can provide in-line filtration equipment designed to the strictest standards for the manufacturing of product that must be pure. Many processes do not require high purity air, and for those processes we can specify more cost-efficient solutions that will not compromise the product quality you require.
 

PARTICULATE FILTERS

Filtration systems typically consist of filters, housings, and differential pressure gauges. The filter itself may be used to extract water, oil, dust, particulates, or odor, with the primary aim of ensuring that your compressed air never contaminates your processes, equipment, or tools.  Common filter categories include coalescing, for either moisture or oil-vapor, dry dust, wet dust, high pressure, breathing air, and activated carbon for odor management.