Compressed air adjustment

To ensure reliable function and trouble-free operation of equipment using compressed air, it is necessary to ensure that the used compressed air is free of moisture and all other impurities. Various mechanical impurities, such as water, oil and dust, significantly damage pneumatic devices and their control elements.
One cubic meter of untreated compressed air contains up to 200 million dirt particles and a lot of water
and oils. You can achieve clean compressed air by treating and filtering it. The degree of required purity of the compressed air depends on what it will be used for.

Filtration of solid particles

Filtration of oil particles

Removal of moisture and condensate from compressed air

Oil separators from condensate

We will be happy to design and recommend compressed air treatment equipment tailored to your requirements.

Compressed air standard according to ISO 8573-1:2010. This standard defines different quality classes of compressed air
and sets the maximum pollution content for each class. Different cleanliness classes are required for different applications.

The ISO 8573-1 standard specifies classes of compressed air in 3 areas: solid particles, pressure dew point and oil content including vapors - see table