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Compressed Air System Filtration and Separation

Compressed air must be free of aerosols, oil and particles, and liquid water before being used in your application.  During compressed air generation and distribution, contaminants are introduced to the air stream at various stages of the compressed air network. Compressed air filters, which come in various grades, along with separators will remove these contaminants, as well as humidity, oil, and bulk water from the compressed air stream. This is a critical step as these contaminants can lead to a deterioration in quality, machine failure, or even to a loss of production or to products that must be disposed of. CLEARPOINT® compressed air filters and water separators ensure the purity of your compressed air – safely and efficiently.

CLEARPOINT® Compressed Air Filters

During compressed air generation and distribution, contaminants are introduced to the air stream at various stages of the compressed air network. Compressed air filters, which come in various grades, remove these contaminants, as well as humidity and oil from the compressed air stream. This is a critical step as these can lead to a deterioration in quality, machine failure, or even to a loss of production or to products that must be disposed of.

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CLEARPOINT® Water Separators

In-line water separators are typically used at after coolers and refrigeration dryers in order to remove bulk liquid that is present in the compressed air pipework as a result of condensate being formed. All compressed air systems create some level of condensate through the basic function of compression. Poor water or condensate management can result in process contamination, component failure, and high differential pressure. All of which can be very costly when compared to the cost of removal.

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CLEARPOINT® In-line Heaters

Our CLEARPOINT® H series of in-line heaters are the perfect solution for applications with frost-prone pipes or where stable compressed air temperatures above room temperature is required. The temperature range is user adjustable between 86 °F and 140 °F making them extremely versatile in a variety of applications. 

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Applications of Interest

High quality standards in coupling production

Single solutions seldom lead to satisfactory results when multifaceted requirements need to be met. That is why A. Friedr. Flender AG, one of the leading providers of mechanical and electrical power transmission equipment worldwide, relies on a coherent process chain concept. Compressed- air processing as an example, presents not only technical challenges but qualitative and environmental challenges which need to be mastered.

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Surface cleaning at HELLA KGaA Hueck & Co.

Blowing of high-performance electronics via pulsating rotary jets, and tracing of plastic housings with cleaning plasma jets: At the German automotive supplier Hella, compressed air takes over the central tasks in the surface cleaning of safety-relevant components. The most important requirement in this respect: the reliable, complete absence of oil.

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Compressed air treatment in cement production

Cement and water are like oil and fire – best kept far apart from each other. When it comes to cement production, this is not an easy task, especially where the plant is located right on the seashore in tropical Africa. Under such conditions, the preparation of compressed air becomes a real challenge. Cement producer Ghacem in Ghana knows this all too well.

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Oil and germ free for medicine

For the production of medicaments, the strictest hygienic standards apply to the production conditions. This of course also applies to the required compressed air. It must be absolutely free from oil in order not to contaminate the sensitive products. In its factory in Singen, Germany, drug manufacturer Nycomed relies on a comprehensive system solution provided by BEKO to treat the process air in a reliably oil-free manner.

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