Compressed Air Filters (1 Micron / 0.01 Micron / 0.003 Micron)
Clean Compressed Air, Free of Moisture, Dirt, Dust & Oil
Raw compressed air carries moisture, dirt, dust, and oil straight from the compression process — contaminants that can damage downstream equipment or compromise sensitive applications if left untreated. Bimpex’s range of compressed air filters is built to strip out these particles before the air reaches your tools, instruments, or production line.
Filters are available across three grades — 1 micron, 0.01 micron, and 0.003 micron — allowing facilities to match filtration precision to how clean their compressed air genuinely needs to be, from general workshop use through to sensitive laboratory and electronics applications.
APPLICATIONS
- General workshop and industrial compressed air lines
- Pneumatic tools and equipment protection
- Laboratory and electronics manufacturing requiring ultra clean air
- Any compressed air system where contamination-free output is required
KEY FEATURES
- Removes moisture, dirt, dust, and oil from compressed air
- Available in 1 micron, 0.01 micron, and 0.003 micron filtration grades
- Protects downstream tools, equipment, and instrumentation from contamination
- Matched filtration precision for general to highly sensitive applications
FAQ
What contaminants do these filters remove?
They remove moisture, dirt, dust, and oil that are naturally present in raw compressed air after compression.
Which filtration grade should I choose?
It depends on how clean your application needs the air to be 1 micron suits general industrial use, while 0.01 micron and 0.003 micron grades suit increasingly sensitive applications like laboratories and electronics.
Why is filtration necessary if my compressor already works fine?
Even a well-functioning compressor produces air carrying trace moisture, dirt, dust, and oil. Filtration protects downstream tools and processes from the gradual damage or contamination these particles can cause.
Can filters be used with any compressor type?
Yes compressed air filters are typically installed downstream of the compressor and work with reciprocating, screw, or scroll systems alike.