
When a vacuum pump operates, lubricating oil circulates between the pump chamber and the oil reservoir. The vacuum pump oil filter is installed in‑line in the oil circuit. High‑temperature oil discharged from the pump first passes through the high‑precision filter element inside the filter, where contaminants are trapped on the surface and within the depth of the filter media. Clean oil then returns to the reservoir to be re‑supplied to the pump chamber. Some advanced designs also incorporate a built‑in bypass valve, which automatically opens when the filter element becomes clogged to a set differential pressure (typically 1.5–2.5 bar), preventing the pump from running dry.
If an aged vacuum pump oil filter is not replaced in time, the following symptoms may appear:
We recommend recording the differential pressure indicator (if fitted) regularly. When the differential pressure exceeds 1 bar, a replacement should be scheduled.
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Leak Detection of Filter Assembly
Exhaust Emission Test of Oil Mist Separator
Incoming Inspection of Sealing Ring
Heat Resistance Test of Filter Material
Oil Content Test of Exhaust Filter
Filter Paper Area Inspection
Ventilation Inspection of Oil Mist Separator
Leak Detection of Inlet Filter
Leak Detection of Inlet Filter