Atlas Copco 233 CFM Filter - DD110+
Meet the Atlas Copco DD110+ Filter – your trusted ally in reducing contaminants in compressed air streams. This filter effectively tackles solid particles and oil aerosols that can result from compressor lubrication, intake air, or installation. Its filtration element, featuring glass fiber and foam media, ensures minimal pressure losses. Crafted with stainless steel cores, double O-rings, epoxy sealed caps, and an anti-corrosive coated housing, durability is paramount. Plus, you have the option of the inPASS™ bypass, which keeps the air flowing during filter service, reducing downtime and maintenance time while eliminating the need for external piping bypass. Upgrade to the DD+ filter for cleaner, more efficient compressed air.
Specifications
| Model |
DD110+ |
| Model Number |
8102372012 |
| Category |
Filter |
| Product Range |
DD+ |
| CFM (Cubic Feet/Minute) |
233 |
What Our Experts Think
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Advanced Filtration: Effectively removes solid particles down to 1 micron, safeguarding downstream equipment.
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High Flow Capacity: Designed to manage up to 233 CFM, ideal for medium to large industrial applications.
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Energy Efficiency: Minimal pressure drop reduces energy consumption and operating costs.
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Robust Build Quality: Made with durable, corrosion-resistant materials for reliable, long-term performance.
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Easy Servicing: Quick-release housing simplifies filter maintenance and replacement.
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System Integration: Optimized for use with Atlas Copco compressors and other compatible systems.
Q&A
Q: What is the Atlas Copco 233 CFM Filter - DD110+?
A: The DD110+ is a high-efficiency particulate and oil aerosol removal filter, designed to ensure clean compressed air in industrial applications.
Q: What is its filtration capacity?
A: It has a maximum flow rate of 233 CFM, suitable for medium to large air systems.
Q: What are its key features?
A: Advanced filtration media, low-pressure drop design, durable build, and easy installation and maintenance.
Q: Why is this filter essential?
A: It protects equipment from contaminants, reduces maintenance costs, and improves air quality, enhancing overall system performance.
Q: Where is it commonly used?
A: Ideal for industries like manufacturing, automotive, and electronics requiring contaminant-free compressed air.
Maintenance Tips
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Filter Element Replacement: Replace the element every 6–12 months or based on pressure drop indicators.
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Inspect for Leaks: Regularly check for leaks around the filter housing and seals.
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Monitor Pressure Drop: Track pressure drop to identify blockages or filter clogging.
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Condensate Draining: Ensure the automatic or manual drains are working to remove moisture buildup.
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Clean Exterior: Wipe down the filter housing monthly to prevent dust and dirt accumulation.
