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Model : 1311125004
Type : Oil Separators Filters
Replacement for : 1311125004
High-temperature oil-air mixture discharged from the compressor airend flows into the air-oil separation tank; large liquid oil droplets sink to the tank bottom via gravity to complete primary separation.Aggregated oil flows down the inner wall of the filter element and drains back to the compressor
Part numbers marked "replacement" are not affiliated with the original manufacture.
Complete Technical Specifications
Filter Media: Multi-layer gradient borosilicate glass fiber composite
Captured Oil Mist Particle Size: 0.1 μm ultra-fine aerosol
Coalescing Separation Efficiency: ≥99.99%
Residual Oil Content of Outlet Compressed Air: ≤3 ppm
Initial Pressure Drop: ≤0.02 MPa
Replacement Alarm Differential Pressure Threshold: ≥0.08 MPa
Working Condition Parameters
Maximum Working Pressure: 16 bar
Medium Operating Temperature: -10°C ~ +120°C
Applicable Medium: Mixture of high-temperature compressed air and compressor lubricating oil mist
Standard Service Lifespan: 3,500–6,000 running hours (clean indoor workshop); Max 3,000 hours for dusty heavy-load environments
Sealing Material: FKM fluororubber flange gasket, high temperature and oil resistant, no leakage
Structural Design Advantages
Double-layer galvanized perforated metal inner & outer support mesh, prevents glass fiber media collapse under long-term high airflow pressure
Central vertical oil return tube: Condensed lubricant automatically drains back to the compressor oil sump for cyclic reuse
Integrated circular metal flange end cap, perfectly matched to DVB series separator tank mounting holes for direct OEM replacement
Dual-stage separation mechanism: Gravity sedimentation for large liquid oil droplets + coalescence filtration for tiny oil mist particles
Working Principle
High-temperature oil-air mixture discharged from the compressor airend flows into the air-oil separation tank; large liquid oil droplets sink to the tank bottom via gravity to complete primary separation.
Aggregated oil flows down the inner wall of the filter element and drains back to the compressor lubrication system through the central oil return pipe.
Clean compressed air without oil mist passes through the central channel of the separator core and is delivered to downstream refrigerated dryers, precision filters and pneumatic production equipment.