Install these filters between your high-vacuum chamber and the inlet of your pump to remove dust, water vapor, and other contaminants from the system and protect the pump. Commonly used in vacuum-furnace and coating applications, they have a polyester filter element that traps particles as small as 5 microns. All filters have been helium-leak tested to ensure quality. When the filter element becomes clogged, you can replace it.

Quick-clamp connections are also known as KF, QF, and NW connections; they require a ring and quick clamp (sold separately) to complete the connection.

Claw-clamp connections are also known as ISO-K connections; use a ring and multiple claw clamps (sold separately) to secure. Double-claw clamps attach to the grooves on the fittings. Single-claw clamps have a clamp on one end and an exposed bolt on the other. Thread the bolt-end directly into the body of pumps, valves, or other high-vacuum components.

These filters have a clear housing so you can monitor collecting debris without stopping flow. Typically used on vacuum pumps, they ensure that clean air is going in and coming out of your system.

Use one of these compact filters in a tight spot, or combine up to ten for a manifold application. Typically used on vacuum pumps, they ensure that clean air is going in and coming out of your system.

Improve vacuum system efficiency and protect components from moisture—these separators remove over 90% of water from air. Typically used with vacuum pumps, they minimize vacuum pressure drop, even when the element is saturated with water. Separators have a viewing window so you can see inside to monitor water removal. Mount separator vertically for proper drainage (brackets sold separately), and install before air filters.

Stop oil mist and smoke from exiting your equipment and into your environment. These exhaust filters are commonly used with small oil-sealed vacuum pumps. Install them on the outlet.

Filters with nickel-plated steel housing have better corrosion resistance than filters with a steel housing.

To keep airborne oil and odor out of your work environment, connect these filters to your high-vacuum oil pump. They purify pump exhaust in two stages: a fiberglass layer captures oil and collects it into a drain, and an active carbon layer removes any odor-causing oil or chemical vapors. Attach the quick-clamp fitting on the filter inlet to your high-vacuum pump. Use a ring and clamp (sold separately) to complete the connection.

Clamp these exhaust filters onto oil-sealed, high-vacuum pumps to remove oil, smoke, and other contaminants and keep workplace air clean. Once captured, the oil returns to the pump to be reused. Instead of a threaded connection, these filters have a quick-clamp high-vacuum fitting, which is commonly found on high-vacuum pumps. Quick-clamp high-vacuum fittings are also known as KF, QF, and NW fittings; they require a ring and clamp (sold separately) to complete the connection.