The coalescing element in a rotary-screw airend that strips lubricating oil back out of the compressed air before it leaves the unit. Identified by flange style and matched to the separator tank.
The coalescing element in a rotary-screw airend that strips lubricating oil back out of the compressed air before it leaves the unit. Identified by flange style and matched to the separator tank.
This part matters because the customer usually discovers it through downtime, poor operation, leakage, nuisance trips, or routine maintenance. In Service & MRO, the safest quote starts with the installed equipment and the old part details, then confirms the sizing and connection points before substitution.
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Also applies to Compressor rooms and service benches · OEM and equipment rebuilds · Distributor counter and RFQ work
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