Air Filter

WHY TO USE SS HUSSAIN’S PNEUMATIC AIR FILTERS?

A pneumatic filter is essential for protecting your machinery from premature wear and tear. This device is designed to remove harmful water and pollutants from compressed air flow. Our sophisticated filters are made with cutting-edge technology to ensure maximum efficiency in the operation of your pneumatic systems.

WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF AIR FILTERS?

Their main job is to get rid of dust, dirt, oil, and moisture from the air that comes in. These filters make sure that the air going into pneumatic parts is pure and doesn’t have any bad stuff in it.
Small bits of dust and dirt, for instance, can damage the delicate parts, and water can make them rust. Clean the air before it gets to the pneumatic system with a pneumatic air filter to avoid these issues.

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF PNEUMATIC FILTERS?

• Particulate Filters
  Pneumatics can wear out too quickly if they are hit by things like dirt and rust. Most of the time, old pipes or desiccant air cleaners are to blame for these particles. Particulate filters have a lot of surface area as they are pleated. This makes them good at catching dirt and dust particles to keep things from breaking.

• Water Separators
  Water separators are crucial for keeping pneumatic parts safe from water or moisture harm. If water seeps into tools like spool valves or pneumatic cylinders, it can cause them to stick or, worse, rust, which makes them obsolete. By adding a water divider to the pneumatic filter, a significant amount of water and contaminants that are carried by water can be removed.

• Coalescing Filter
  Coalescing filters, which remove water, oil, and rust from an air supply, have a slightly different design than particle filters. The air moves from the inside to the outside of the filter part. As air moves through the filter element, solid particles get caught and liquids turn into drops that get progressively larger until they drain away.

• Adsorption Filters
  Adsorption filters use a solid filter to take liquid fluid out of a stream of compressed air. When a material sticks to a surface instead of being absorbed by it, this is called “adsorption.” Adsorption filters are very important for keeping the air clean. They are often used to prepare breathing air and for tasks related to food and drugs.

PNEUMATIC FILTERS OR FILTER REGULATOR?

Air filters are ideal for systems that need to keep the air clean while protecting sensitive pneumatic components from contamination.

Filter regulators serve two functions: they are both a pneumatic filter and a pressure regulator. In addition to cleaning the compressed air, they control and maintain a constant output pressure. They are frequently seen in circumstances where it is critical to maintain a precise pressure for optimal performance.