Inside a Rotary Screw Compressor: Front-End Internal Component Breakdown

  1. Air-Oil Separator Tank – First Stage of Separation; Stores Compressor Oil and Uses Large Internal Baffles to Separate Oil from Air During Return

  2. Oil Sight Glass – Provides Easy Visual Monitoring of Oil Level

  3. Flexible Rubber Oil Lines – Special Blue Rubber Lines Prevent Oil Leaks Despite Minimal Vibration

  4. MANN Oil Filter – Filters Synthetic Compressor Oil to Extend Pump Life

  5. MANN Spin-On Air/Oil Separator Filter – Replaces In-Tank Filters, Reduces Maintenance by 50%, Quick and Easy to Service, Filters Air Outlet to 3–5 ppm Oil Carryover

  6. Brass ASME-Approved Safety Valve – Provides Reliable Pressure Protection

  7. VMC Oil Filter Block with Built-In Oil Temperature Regulator – Maintains Optimal Oil Temperature to Prevent Condensation and Extend Pump Life

  8. MANN Large Intake Air Filter – Cleans Inlet Air to the Pump, Ensuring Extended Pump Life

  9. Easy-Access Oil Fill Plug – Simplifies Filling of the Air/Oil Separator Tank