sanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with Industrial Filters & Separates | Solberg Filration Optimizing Equipment Performance with Industrial Filters and Separators yt fur Boon NCUA oe ; Contents: 1. Introduction 2. What are Industrial Filters and Why Do You Need a Filter? © Protecting Equipment from Ingesting Harmful Contaminants © Removing Contaminants to Purify Air and Gas Streams. 9 Dratantina the Wark Enviranmant hitps:luwu solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance aesan20z2 1905 Optimize Equipment wit Insta Filer & Separators | Solberg Fileaion © Pressure Differential © Mechanisms of Filtration 4. Types of Filters and the Problems They Solve © Particulate Filters © Liquid Removal © Vapor Condensing Systems and Liquid Nitrogen Traps © Oil Mist Exhaust Filters © Chemical Adsorption Filters Medical Vacuum Filters o Hydraulic and Gearbox Breathers © Crankcase Ventilation Systems © Multistage Liquid Separator Knock Out Tanks © Coalescing Filter Elements © Replaceable Filter Elements 5. Conclusion ° Introductio: Industrial filters are ci al system components for many manufacturing processes and applications. Protecting equipment with the proper filtration is crucial for any companies that are operating vacuum pumps, blowers, compressors, fans, and other pneumatic air moving equipment within their facilities. The process of air filtration dates back centuries. One early example of a filter used to purify air can be seen in the bird beak mask of the Plague doctor costume worn by plague doctors during the 1600s. Atthe time, the theory was that breathing putrid air caused the infection. As such, plague doctors would fill the beak with herbs and other items to mask the odors. The mask, with its extended housing packed with plant materials and other fibers, acted as a crude filter to protect the wearer. The putrid air theory suggested that the plague would become airborne when a person coughed or sneezed. ‘Turns out the plague doctors were on to something as the pneumonic plague was transmitted through the Cookies are important to the proper functioning of a website. We use cookies to enhance website performance and to monitor website traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our advertising and analytic partners for marketing purposes. Visit our Cookie Policy to learn more about our use of Cookies. hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance anesanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fillers & Separators | Solberg Fitration which is necessary for optimal equipment performance and longevity. Over the last fifty years, this need has driven significant advancements with industrial filtration. New air filter media technologies and material manufacturing methods allow for high-efficiency filtration designs that, help optimize equipment performance in the most severe operating conditions, In this article, we will address some of the most common questions regarding industrial filtration, including how industrial filters work, what are the different types of filters, and how to select the right filter for specific applications. What are Industrial Filters and Why Do You Need a Filter? In the simplest of terms, an industrial filter is a device that removes particles from an air stream. This is done with a specialized housing and filter element. Housings are commonly constructed of metals or plastics and offer a broad range of connection sizes and styles, Filter elements are typically made of: © Polyester filter media © Paper filter ‘© Foam filter material © Fiberglass filter media Metal mesh filter material * Other suitable porous media Filter elements can also contain purifying absorptive materials like activated carbon, activated alumina, and molecular sieve. The filtration system requires airflow to move the particles through the filter housing and element. Sources of airflow can include vacuum pumps, blowers, fans, compressors, engines, or turbines. Particles are captured and stored for safe removal within the element. Many housings have containment holding sections that can hold large amounts of powders, liquids, and other captured materials. Filters are used for numerous industrial applications, particularly in manufacturing hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance ang1311212022 19:05 Optimize Equipment with Industral Fiters & Separators | Solberg Filtration Industrial filters are designed to capture airborne particles, aerosols, and vapors so they can be safely removed without damaging any equipment. As a result, this extends the life of the machinery. Removing Contaminants to Purify Air and Gas Streams Airborne particles may also need to be filtered from the air or gas to ensure purity, This helps to remove small contaminants such as dust particles or powdered substances. This is often crucial in manufacturing applications like additive manufacturing, landfill gas collection, and plastic production. Protecting the Work Environment Emissions from the manufacturing process can create safety hazards in the workplace. For instance, oil mist may condense on the floor, creating slippery surfaces. Dust may also accumulate on the equipment, making the workplace appear less sanitary. Industrial filter systems help to eliminate the number of particles that escape from the manufacturing equipment, supporting a safer and cleaner workplace. Separating and Isolating Desirable Product from the Air Stream Specialized industrial filter systems can be used to remove, separate, and isolate specific elements from air streams, This is important in pharmaceutical or chemical production, as certain products need to be extracted. In this case, a specialized industrial filtration system is typically required to isolate specific fluids, solids, or vapors. The Filtration Process for Air and Gas The definition of industrial filtration is the process of removing suspended particles from a fluid, gas, or air stream by utilizing a flow through a permeable or porous medium. To achieve flow through the media, a pressure difference is needed to push or pull air through the media Several factors are considered when evaluating requirements for air/gas and industrial filtration applications: hitps:luwu solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance anosanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with Industrial Filters & Separates | Solberg Filration ‘commercial availability and broad compatibility with general applications. Other filter media include: ‘* High-efficiency HEPA and ULPA * Coalescing for oil mist * Chemical adsorption such as activated carbon * Specialty media such as high-temperature Nomex®, food-grade FDA compliant, and chemical resistant polypropylene Micron Size The unit of measurement for industrial filters is referred to as the micron size. Particles are measured in micrometers (um) which is 0.00004 inches in length. So, a filter with a smaller micron rating can filter out smaller particles. For example, a 2 micron rating will remove particles that are smaller in size than a filter with a 5 micron rating, Particles like some bacteria, viruses, and smoke are extremely small, whereas dust is generally larger. Specialized filters can be used to filter out specific types of contaminants based on their size. PSTN Rae Eee CH > SOLBERG HUMAN HAIR £011 CORONAVIRUS 0.1m BACTERIUM 24m TABLE SALT «oun x ‘SAW DUST 50um = POLLEN 254m con, oust: @ ® SMOKE 0.4m hitps:luwu solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 51191311212022 19:05 Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fiters & Separators | Solberg Firaton The level of filtration is indicated with an efficiency rating as a percentage. The rating indicates a filter's ability to remove specific-sized particles from the air stream. It is expressed along with the micron rating, such as "95% removal efficiency rating at 10 microns” An efficiency rating of 99% at 5 microns is suitable for most industrial applications. Many industries require finer particulate and specify HEPA efficiency ratings of 99.97% at 0.3 microns or better. Generally, high- quality filters will have an efficiency rating of 99% or better. Dust Loading of a Filter Dust loading is the process by which a filter captures a contaminant over time. The dust loading rate is a measurement of how much of a specific contaminant (such as dust or other particulates) a filter can capture before it becomes less effective Dust loading is dependent on numerous factors, such as the number of particles in the gas/air stream at any given time and the effective surface of the filter element. As these particles build up within the filter, they will compromise its effectiveness. This may also negatively impact equipment performance as the pressure differential across the element rises. Itis important to note the dust loading characteristics of a filter over time for a specific installation. By noting the date the filter is installed and the change-out date, approximate expected filter life for the installation can be determined and a maintenance schedule can be developed. Pressure Differential The pressure differential indicates the resistance to airflow across a filter media or through different components of the filtration system. This is the difference between the pressure on the upstream side versus the downstream side of the filter media Mechanisms of Filtration There are various mechanisms involved in air filtration containment removal. The most common mechanisms for industrial filtration are outlined below. Impaction Impaction filtration (also called inertial impaction) relies on the momentum of a particle in an airstream to hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance anesanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with industrial Filters & Separators | Solberg Filration filter, Interception is typically seen with particle sizes greater than 0.1 microns. Diffusion In diffusion, the motion of the contaminants is random ~ also known as Brownian motion. This makes it more difficult to capture since it does not follow the straight pattern of the airflow. So, a higher concentration of fibers is needed to create more surface area for the particulates to be attached to it. Diffusion is typically in effect for particle sizes smaller than 0.1 micron and lower airflow velocities. Solberg's industrial filters operate using impaction and interception for contaminants that measure 1 micron or larger. However, there are specialty filtration products such as HEPA and ULPA filters that are rated for 0.3 to 0.1 micron filtration. Types of Industrial Filters and the Problems They Solve Numerous types of industrial filters are designed for specific applications, equipment, and purposes. Different designs are made of varying mediums such as paper, polyester, or fiberglass, depending on the pore size needed in the filter. Additional important criteria to consider are the flow rate and pressure drop. Any flow’s stream pressure will drop as it enters a filtration system. The smaller the filter pore size and the more restrictive it is, the more pressure it will create which will restrict the air or gas flow. Each type of filter is designed for specific use within an industrial process. For instance, some are used at the inlet of vacuum pump systems to protect the pump from processes that give off harmful particulates. ‘These are used for inline filtration in vacuum pump systems to protect equipment by filtering abrasive or damaging particles. Some are used on the exhaust side of vacuum pumps to filter the discharge air before being emitted into the atmosphere. Let's discuss eight of the common types of filters along with features that they may include for various applications: 1. Particulate Filters What are Particulate Filters? Particulate removal filters use different filter media to capture specific micron sizes of contaminants. Some can even be desianed for bacterial filtration. others for chemical adsorotion hitps:luwu solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 79sanare022 19:08, Particulate removal filtration helps keep abrasive particles out of equipment and also keeps lubricating and seal oils clean. In both cases, the filter helps facilitate a long and productive life for the equipment. In other cases, such as powder packaging and loading, the filter serves as a breather to allow displaced air to vent from the container being filled. As the airs vented, any dust particulate in the air stream is captured allowing clean air to escape into the surrounding area, Particulate filtration can help to protect both internal ‘components of equipment and external environments clean Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fillers & Separators | Solberg Fitration and free from contaminants such as dust. Common Applications and Equipment for Particulate Filters Particulate removal filters are commonly used in the following applications: Vacuum Packaging Vacuum Lifting Factory Automation Woodworking Ash Handling Cement Processing Conveying Glass or Ceramic Vacuum Systems Glass Bottle Manufacturing Pulp and Paper Processing Pneumatic Conveying Laboratory Industries Hospital Vacuum ‘Systems, ‘Systems Medical Gas Power Generation Biodiesel Distribution Chemical and Food and Agriculture Food Processing Petrochemical Production Plastic Forming and Extrusion Commercial Printing Electronics Wastewater Tank and Reservoir Breathers and Vents Solar Energy hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance angsanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fillers & Separators | Solberg Fitration Oil Flooded and Dry _| Radical and Centrifugal Compressor Inlet Vacuum Pumps Fan Lithium-Ion Battery Manufacturing 2. Liquid Removal What are Liquid Removal Filters and Separators? Liquid removal filters and separators, sometimes referred to as liquid knockout pots or condensation traps, help to remove liquids in the form of slugs, slurries, droplets, and mists from the process air stream. Liquid removal separators can protect equipment in both vacuum and pressure applications. Some liquid filters feature see-through housings for visual inspections and additional safety features to auto-drain or stop airflow to the equipment in catastrophic situations, Problems Liquid Removal Filters Solve Liquid removal filters and separators capture liquids present in the air stream and keep potentially dangerous or contaminated liquid from entering equipment and causing damage. Because liquids are not compressible, they can do great damage to the internals of vacuum pumps and ‘compressors when ingested. In many applications where humidity levels and air saturation levels are high such as food processing and biogas production, liquids will condense in piping and migrate in the direction of airflow towards the ‘equipment. Liquid removal systems capture and hold liquids until they can be safely removed. Common Applications and Equipment for Liquid Removal Filters Liquid removal and mist filters are used commonly in vacuum processes, including the following application: Pharmaceutical ‘ail Vanor Fxtraction | Vacuum Hold Down: hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance ongsainar2022 19:08 Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fillers & Separators | Solberg Fitration Plastic Forming and CNC Hold Down and Commercial Printing Extrusion Router Table . Transformer Glass Manufacturing Vacuum Trucks Manufacturing Oil Flooded and Dry _| Radical and Centrifugal Essential Oils Vacuum Pump Fan Lithium-Jon Battery Manufacturing 3. Vapor Condensing Systems and Liquid Nitrogen Traps What is a Vapor Condensing Filter? Vapor condensing filtration and separation systems use temperature differentials to condense vapors in the air stream into liquids which can then be collected. These condensers can use chilled water, glycol, or a liquid nitrogen trap to achieve the desired temperature differential. Once condensed and collected, the iquids can be safely removed manually or with an automatic drai \g system, Problems Vapor Condensing Filters Solve Vapor condensing filters and separators keep harmful 4 vapors from entering equipment and degrading oils or damaging internal components. Under vacuum conditions, some solvents vaporize at relatively low temperatures and require a significant temperature reduction to condense. The cold temperatures combined with adequate surface area within the vapor condensing housing convert vapors to liquid which can be easily captured and removed before ingestion by the equipment. Removing the vapors can significantly reduce the need for oil changes and repairs. Common Applications for Vapor Condensing Filters Cookies are important to the proper functioning of a website. We use cookies to enhance website performance and to monitor website traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our advertising and analytic partners for marketing purposes. Visit our Cookie Policy to learn more about our use of Cookies. hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 1019sanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fillers & Separators | Solberg Fitration Resin Impregnation and Solar Cell ium-lon Battery Coating Lamination Manufacturing 4. Oil Mist Exhaust Filters What is an Oil Mist Exhaust Filter? Oil-sealed vacuum pumps will discharge an air and oil mist mixture when they operate. Oil mist exhaust filters also called oil mist filters, oil mist eliminators, or oil mist separators capture these aerosols, coalesce the mist into larger droplets so the oil can be reused in the lubrication system. Problems Oil Mist Exhaust Filters Solve Oil mist filters capture discharged vacuum pump oils and minimize waste by allowing users to reuse the collected oils. The air/oil discharge is sometimes referred to as “smoke” due to its white or grey cloud-like ‘appearance when leaving the vacuum pump. Oil mist eliminator filters also help maintain clean and safe ’ work environments. Keeping oil from discharging to the work area minimizes the potential for oil to accumulate on < floors and equipment surfaces. removal. For heavy odor applications, specialized carbon In some circumstances, oil mist filters also help with odor >} : filters are added after the coalescing air/oil separators to capture residual vapors that cause odors. Common Applications for Oil Mist Filters il Mist Filters are frequently used in the following application: Oil Lubricated Vacuum Food Processing and Blow Exhaust Systems Pumps Pressure Systems Vacuum Coating, Paper Processing Hydraulic Breathers Freeze-Dry, and Outgassing hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance annesanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with Industrial Filters & Separators | Solberg Filration Chemical and Pulp and Paper Food and Agriculture Petrochemical Production | Manufacturing Plastic Forming and . Commercial Printing Electronics Extrusion Laboratory and Testing Glass Manufacturing |Glass Bottle Manufacturing Facilities Marine and Boat Work | Oil Flooded Vacuum Pump 5. Chemical Adsorption Filters What are Chemical Adsorption Filters? Chemical adsorption filters can capture specific vapors and trace amounts of mist present in the airstream. Specialty media such as activated carbon, activated alumina, and molecular sieve are common adsorption media used. Problems Chemical Adsorption Filters Solve Chemical adsorption filters are designed to collect volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other vapors or mist on both the inlet and discharge sides of vacuum pumps. These filters can be useful for capturing residual vapors from a process and can offer odor control benefits as a polishing filter when placed after an oil mist coalescing filter. Common Applications for Chemical Adsorption Filters Chemical adsorption filters are commonly used in the following applications: Food and Agriculture Chemical and Plastic Forming and Processing Petrochemical Production Extrusion Tank and Reservoir _—_| Pneumatic Conveying Wastewater Breathers and Vents Systems ENC Hal Newn and hitps:luwu solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance ranesanare022 19:08, Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fillers & Separators | Solberg Fitration Resin Impregnation and Resin Degassing Vacuum Drying Coating 6. Medical Vacuum Filters What are Medical Vacuum Filters? Medical vacuum bacterial filters are designed for deployment in medical, dental, and laboratory environments. Bacterial contaminants can be extremely small, so these bacterial filters are designed to filter out particles as small as 0.122 microns in size. These filters are used with vacuum services with pleated filter designs to increase the element surface area. Problems Medical Vacuum Filters Solve Medical vacuum applications have demanding filtration specifications as outlined in standards including ISO 7396- 1:2016, NFPA 99:2018, and HTM 2022. The standards often specify HEPA and even ULPA level filtration and must meet H14 or ISO 45H efficiency requirements. Medical vacuum bacterial filters are designed to meet the strict requirements of medical, dental, and laboratory filtration standards. Common Applications for Medical Vacuum Filters Bacterial filters are frequently used in medical and scientific applications, such as: Medical Vacuum Laboratory and Testing Medical Gas Distribution Systems Systems Facilities Dental Vacuum | Positive Displacement Blowers | Oil Flooded and Dry systems and Regen Blower Vacuum Pump 7. Hydraulic and Gearbox Breathers hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 1319sanaroze 19:05 Optimize Equipment wit Insta Filers& Separators | Solberg Filraion Hydraulic and gearbox breathers protect hydraulic fluids and lubricating oils from harsh environments where dust and other contaminants can degrade the fluids. Breathers are installed on hydraulic tanks, lube oil reservoirs, and gearboxes in a variety of industries ranging from manufacturing to power generation. Breather filters can also reduce the noise created when air is moving in and out of the tank, reservoir, or gearbox. Common Applications for Hydraulic Breather Filters Hydraulic Breathers and Gearbox Breathers are commonly used in the following applications: Steel Mills | Pulp and Paper Processing | Construction Equipment Power Gearbox, Coupling Guard and | Tank and Reservoir Breather Generation Bearing Vents and Vents Marine and Workboat 8. Crankcase Ventilation Systems What is a Crankcase Ventilation System (CCV)? Crankcase ventilation systems or CCV filters are air/oil separators that help to prevent hazardous oil mist emissions caused by blow-by from escaping the engine's crankcase. Some crankcase ventilation systems will also regulate crankcase pressure when connected to a vacuum source and equipped with a regulation valve. Problems Crankcase Ventilation Systems Solve Crankcase ventilation filters will remove oll mist from blow-by and contain the coalesced oil for reuse or disposal. In closed crankcase scenarios, crankcase ventilation filters protect engine components including turbos and intercoolers from blow-by emissions and oil mist. Excessive blow-by emissions can build up in the working components leading to reduced efficiencies and ultimately, mechanical breakdown of the hitps:luwu solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance vanesanare022 19:08, Crankcase ventilation filters are used in engines and Optimize Equipment with industrial Filters & Separators | Solberg Filration generator systems, such as: Prime Power Engines Standby and Emergency Generator Sets Marine Propulsion Engines and Generator Sets Natural Gas and Diesel Engines Dual Fuel Engines Biogas/Digester Gas Engines CHP Applications Syngas Engines Sn i Many filter systems will come with specific featured parts. Some may be added as a customizable solution while others will come standard, depending on the application. 9. Multistage Liquid Separator Knock Out Tanks What is a Liquid Separator? Liquid separators, often referred to as liquid removal systems or liquid knockout tanks are placed inline before a vacuum pump. They are designed to capture liquids migrating from a process or condensing in vacuum system piping before they can enter the pump. These liquid removal systems use multiple stages including baffles and dropout sections. Demister pads and particulate filters can be added to remove other contaminants present in the process air stream. Problems Liquid Separators Solve hitps:luwu solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 15/19sainar2022 19:08 Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fillers & Separators | Solberg Fitration the process contain large volumes of liquid Common Applications for Liquid Separators Knockout tank systems are used to prevent unwanted liquid and moisture contamination for vacuum systems in applications such as: Landfill Processing Remediation Systems Power Generation Equipment Food and Agriculture Biodiesel Meat Processing Processing Chemical and Pulp and Paper Plastic Forming and Petrochemical Production Processing Extrusion CNC Hold Down and Router Glass Bottle Glass Manufacturing Table Manufacturing Transformer Laboratory and Testing Vacuum Trucks Manufacturing Facilities Positive Displacement and | Oil Flooded and Dry Regen Blower Vacuum Pump 10. Coalescing Filter Elements What is a Coalescing Filter Element? Coalescing filter elements are specialty filters used to capture oil mists in compressed air, vacuum discharge, crankcase ventilation, and other applications where equipment generates mist that must be removed from an airstream. These elements are used primarily for air/oil separation but can also capture other liquid mists such as water, solvents, and other compounds. Cookies are important to the proper functioning of a website. We use cookies to enhance website performance and to monitor website traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our advertising and analytic partners for marketing purposes. Visit our Cookie Policy to learn more about our use of Cookies. hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 1691311212022 19:05 Optimize Equipment with Industral Fiters & Separators | Solberg Fiaton Coalescing filter elements act as air/oil separators and remove submicron oil mist particles from air streams, keeping oil mist from discharging to the work environment. These coalescing filter elements keep oil mist from contaminating processes or finished goods in compressed air applications. Common Applications for Coalescing Filter Elements Coalescing elements are often used with filters in the following applications: Compressed Air Filtration Compressed Natural Refrigeration Systems Systems Gas Filtration Food Processing Air and Oil Separation Vacuum Coating Pressure Oil Removal for Pressure Pulp and Paper Unloading Vents on Piston Medical Applications Processing Compressors Dental Applications Power Generation Biodiesel Chemical and Food and Agriculture Plastic Forming and Petrochemical Processing Extrusion Production Commercial Printing Electronics Glass Manufacturing Laboratory and Testing Oil Lubricated Marine and Workboat Facilities Vacuum Pump 11. Replaceable Filter re ‘ Cookies are important to the proper functioning of a website. We use cookies to enhance website performance and to monitor website traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our advertising and analytic partners for marketing purposes. Visit our Cookie Policy to learn more about our use of Cookies. hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance wm1311212022 19:05 Optimize Equipment with Industrial Fiters & Separators | Solberg Fiaton There are various designs and materials used for filter cartridges, depending on the application and removal efficiency rating. Some of the most common media are polyester and paper. Filter elements and cartridges can be wrapped for depth filtration or pleated to maximize surface area for surface filtration. When secured in the filter housing, filter elements must have airtight seals on the open ends to direct the airflow through the filter media. Elements may have a soft molded end cap, hardened end cap configuration with gasket, or a combination depending on the filter housing. Problems Replaceable Filter Elements Solve? Filter elements are designed to offer versatility and simplify maintenance for a filtration system. They come in a wide variety of media options, styles, and sizes to meet specific application requirements. Common Applications for Replaceable Filter Elements Filter cartridges can be made for virtually any industrial filtration application, and are commonly utilized in: Food and Agriculture Power Generation Biodiesel Processing Chemical and Plastic Forming and Pulp and Paper Processing Petrochemical Production Extrusion Commercial Printing Flectronics Wastewater Tank and Reservoir Pneumatic Conveying Solar Breather and Vents systems CNC Hold Down and Glass Manufacturing Vacuum Trucks Router Table Transformer Metallurgy and Essential Oils Manufacturing Vacuum Furnace Laboratory and Testing Fuel Cell Marine and Workboat Facilities Positive Displacement and) Oil Flooded and Dry Compressor Inlet Regen Blower Vacuum Pump Radical and Centrifugal hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 18191311272022 1905 Optimize Equipment with Industral Fiters & Separators | Solberg Fiaton complexities interact to determine which designs are appropriate for a specific application. Enlisting filtration experts to assist in the selection process can help ensure a successfu filtration installation. If you are interested in partnering with an industrial filtration provider, reach out to Solberg Filtration. We are the leading manufacturer of vacuum filters, compressors, blowers, and oil mist eliminators along with many more industrial filtration products. We also provide customizable solutions for filter sizing and unique applications. Learn more about our products and services by contacting our team and filling out a quick online form to get started Cookies are important to the proper functioning of a website. We use cookies to enhance website performance and to monitor website traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our advertising and analytic partners for marketing purposes. Visit our Cookie Policy to learn more about our use of Cookies. hitps:luwn-solbergrfg.convresources/optimizing-equipment-performance 1919