P-CE03-517 Industrial Compressors & Parts Quality OEM Screw Compressor Air Oil Separator Filter

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P-CE03-517 Industrial Air Compressor Oil-Gas Separator Filter – Polymer & Asphalt Industry Specialist for Harsh Chemical-Laden Air

Engineered for polymer production plants, pulp mills, and asphalt mixing facilities—where alkaline dust, polymer fines, and asphalt fumes degrade standard separators—the P-CE03-517 delivers 99.97% oil removal efficiency at ≥0.003 microns. It targets ultra-fine oil mist, vaporized lubricants, and chemical aerosols that contaminate product streams (e.g., polymer pellets, asphalt binders) or foul downstream reactors.

Ceramic-Matrix Composite (CMC) Media: A breakthrough blend of silicon nitride whiskers and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) fibers resists chemical attack from alkalis (pH 9–11) and high-viscosity asphalt fumes, preventing media swelling or clogging—critical in continuous polymerization or hot-mix asphalt lines.

Duplex Stainless Steel Housing: Withstands pressures up to 38 bar and temperatures from -25°C to 145°C, outperforming carbon steel in corrosive polymer off-gas or steamy pulp digesters. A built-in self-regulating pressure relief valve prevents housing stress during sudden load spikes.

Modular Longevity: Holds 350g of sludge, lasting 11,500+ operating hours—55% longer than generic separators. A tool-free modular cartridge design allows swapping only the media core (not the entire housing), cutting waste and replacement costs by 40%.

TCO Optimization: Low pressure drop (18% below legacy models) reduces compressor energy use by €1,600+/year per unit. Eliminates 98% of oil carryover, extending downstream coalescing dryer life by 60% and preventing catalyst fouling in polymer reactors. Compatible with 25–90 HP compressors (Kaeser CSD 75–90, CompAir L160–200), it features a flange-mounted quick-release system for swaps in <7 minutes.

Backed by a 28-month warranty, the P-CE03-517 ensures pure compressed air for chemical-intensive processes—where specialty contaminants demand specialized separation.