Compressed air filters
Compressed air filters
A wide selection of filtration solutions for compressed air with different filter types and grades.
Why should I use original Atlas Copco filters?
By removing contaminants from the air stream, the right filter can significantly lower operating costs, ensure that even the most stringent air purity standards are met and extend the service life of air systems and pneumatic equipment.
And there are no better filters than those from Atlas Copco. We have assembled a dedicated team of experts to develop cutting-edge filtration solutions. Over the years, they have innovated filter types and designs, processes and filtration media to give you best-in-class precision, reliability and lifetime.
How do I find the right filter for my application?
The first step is to find out which type of contaminant(s) you have to protect your system from and determine the air purity class required for your application.
To optimally treat the air and protect it from harmful substances, Atlas Copco is offering a wide range of filters – each designed to counteract a specific threat, use the table below to select the right air filter based on contaminants. ⤸
What's new in Atlas Copco's range of filters?
Atlas Copco’s dedicated filtration team is always looking for ways to give you a competitive edge. Our new generation of filters features several innovations that make your air system more efficient and its operation easier. Here are just three examples.
The ideal filtration technology
To ensure that your system is optimally protected, our filters use different filtration technologies – each designed to take on a specific threat to your airstream. They include:
Wrapped media for wet particles: Wrapped media are known for their durability in wet and oil-contaminated environments. Our patented Nautilus technology combines multiple wrapped layers to offer constant air quality at the lowest pressure drop, even in the harshest working conditions.
Pleated media for solid particles:Pleating is the optimal technology for capturing dry particulates in compressed air. Pleated media have a large surface area and therefore ensure a longer filter service lifetime and lower pressure drop.
Macro-structured activated carbon: Macro-structured activated carbon has a larger surface compared to the typical carbon filter media, giving it a superior adsorption capacity and a steady performance over a longer time.
Cyclone for water: The use of centrifugal forces secures a proper separation of liquid water droplets in the air flow.
