Oil Separators Filters

During the compression process, the air is mixed with oil, which serves as a lubricant, sealant, and coolant for the compressor. The oil-gas mixture is then separated in the oil-gas separator, where the larger oil droplets are easily separated due to centrifugal force and gravity, while the smaller oil droplets require filtration through the micron-level glass fiber filter material for further separation.

The filter material of DB2207 air compressor spare part air oil separator filter element intercepts, diffuses, and coalesces the oil mist, causing the small oil droplets to quickly aggregate into larger ones. These larger oil drops then settle at the bottom of the filter element under the combined effects of airflow and gravity, and are returned to the air compressor's lubrication system through a return oil tube at the bottom of the filter element.