The #1 Rule of Compressed Air: For every 20 degrees that compressed air is cooled, the air loses 50% of its ability to hold moisture in vapor form (humidity) and it is dropped out as a liquid. The Difference between Air Drying and Air Filtration: Air Drying is he removal of water vapor (humidity) […]
Read More →Many filter users look at their cartridge filters, see that they are dirty, and immediately change the filters. Although on the surface this logic appears to be good, it is probably costing you money. Cartridge filters are designed to remove particulate matter in the body of the filter as well as on the surface. The […]
Read More →. We all purchase pneumatic products and once installed we forget about the importance of clean air that makes equipment work properly. Proper maintenance on your filtration system will provide the required air cleanliness your equipment needs to operate on a daily basis. To prevent malfunctions follow the steps in this video to perform proper maintenance […]
Read More →Slow the Flow for Efficiency With in-depth cartridge filters, the slower the flow, the more efficient the cartridge is and the longer the user can go between change-outs. At Filters.com, we typically size housings to start out with a clean differential pressure of two pounds or less. You will find that many people in the […]
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