An Oil Separation Core is a critical component in compressed air and refrigeration systems, designed to efficiently separate oil from compressed air or gas streams. It ensures clean, oil-free air output while maximizing oil recovery for reuse, improving system efficiency and reducing maintenance costs.

• High Oil Separation Efficiency - Removes up to 99.9% of oil aerosols
• Low Pressure Drop - Maintains system performance with minimal energy loss
• Long Service Life - Durable materials (e.g., borosilicate glass fiber, stainless steel)
• Environmentally Friendly - Reduces oil consumption and waste
• Easy Replacement - Modular design for quick maintenance

1. Inlet Flow: Oil-laden air enters the separation core
2. Coalescing Filtration: Fine oil droplets merge into larger drops
3. Gravity Separation: Oil drains back to the compressor sump
4. Clean Air Outlet: Oil-free air exits the system

• Compressed Air Systems (Oil-injected screw compressors)
• Refrigeration Units (Separating oil from refrigerant)
• CNG/LPG Processing (Gas purification)
• Industrial Pneumatics (Oil-free tool air supply)

• Flow Rate: Match core size to compressor CFM requirements
• Operating Pressure: Standard (≤16 bar) vs. high-pressure (≥25 bar) cores
• Oil Type: Mineral, synthetic, or PAG oil compatibility
• Efficiency Class: ISO 8573-1 certified (e.g., Class 0 oil-free air)

Warning Signs for Replacement:

• Increased oil carryover
• Rising pressure differential (>0.5 bar)
• Visible damage to filter media

Replacement Interval: Typically 4,000-8,000 operating hours (varies by system)

• 99.9% Efficiency - Industry-leading oil removal performance
• Global Certifications - ISO 12500, ISO 8573-1 compliant
• OEM Compatibility - Direct replacements for major compressor brands
• Technical Support - Expert guidance for optimal selection