Filtration Solutions
Start with the problem you are experiencing. We will help you diagnose the root cause, identify the right application approach, and recommend the products that solve it.
Service Life & Costs
Filter Element Life Too Short
Premature element replacement is the most common complaint in gas filtration. The root cause is rarely the element itself — it is almost always a system or specification issue.
Excessive Vacuum Pump Oil Consumption
If your vacuum pump is consuming more oil than it should, the exhaust is the first place to look. Unfiltered or poorly filtered exhaust carries oil aerosol that never returns to the sump.
Contamination & Purity
Oil Contamination in Compressed Air
Oil contamination in compressed air is one of the most widespread and underestimated quality problems in industrial facilities. The source is almost always the compressor — the solution is always multi-stage filtration.
Analyser Sample Contamination
When your gas chromatograph drifts, your CEMS reads high, or your moisture analyser gives erratic results, the problem is almost never the instrument — it is what reaches the instrument.
Moisture in Gas Systems
Water in any form — liquid, aerosol, or vapour — is the most common contaminant in compressed air and process gas systems. Left unmanaged, it corrodes pipework, damages instruments, and ruins products.
Compliance & Safety
Oil Mist in the Workspace
That thin oil film on every surface near your vacuum pumps? It is not just a nuisance — it represents airborne oil mist your operators are breathing. Most occupational exposure limits are well below what an unfiltered pump exhausts.
Emission Compliance
Environmental regulations for exhaust emissions are tightening across Europe. Whether it is TA Luft for stationary engines, EU Stage V for mobile machinery, or local port regulations — compliant exhaust filtration is no longer optional.
Special Conditions
Sour Gas and Corrosion
When hydrogen sulphide, carbon dioxide, or chloride ions are present in your process gas, standard carbon steel filtration equipment has a limited life expectancy. Corrosion does not give warnings — it causes failures.
High-Temperature Gas Filtration
Above 150 °C, standard aluminium housings, Buna-N seals, and adhesive-bonded elements start to fail. High-temperature gas filtration demands careful material selection across every component.
Problem Not Listed Here?
Every filtration challenge is unique. Describe your situation and our specialists will analyse the root cause and recommend the right solution.
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