Ingersoll Rand 47674732001 23424922 Preventive Maintenance Kit

Introduction

The Ingersoll Rand 47674732001 23424922 Preventive Maintenance Kit provides a defined reference for scheduled fluid-filtration service on compatible R90–110 compressor equipment. 47674732001 is listed as a 4,000-hour preventive maintenance kit, while 23424922 is identified as the associated coolant filter element in the published R90–110 I service configuration.

Clean compressor fluid is essential to reliable rotary screw operation. The circulating coolant or lubricant performs important functions within the machine, and effective filtration helps control particulate contamination before it reaches components that depend on stable fluid conditions.

The 23424922 component has a clearly defined construction. The available technical drawing identifies it as an M42 coreless spin-on coolant filter element, while industrial parts references describe the same component as an Ingersoll Rand coolant/oil filter. This distinguishes it from the separate air-filter element, pre-filter, and separator used elsewhere in the compressor.

The relationship between the two supplied references is direct. For the R90–110 I configuration, the service listing places one 23424922 element within the 47674732001 4,000-hour preventive-maintenance package. The same package also lists 23429822 as the air filter, 23497001 as the pre-filter, 23545841 as the separator element, and 39218193 as motor grease.

This configuration-specific association is useful for maintenance planning because different Ingersoll Rand compressor platforms can use different filter references or different quantities. For example, the same 23424922 reference is listed in other R-series service packages with quantities of two rather than one. The quantity should therefore always be confirmed against the actual compressor configuration.

A spin-on filter should be selected by complete part number rather than by appearance alone. Two filters can have similar external dimensions while differing in thread form, seal geometry, media performance, flow characteristics, or intended application. The M42 identification is useful, but it does not by itself establish universal interchangeability.

During scheduled replacement, the filter mounting area should be inspected for contamination, damaged threads, sealing-surface defects, and signs of previous leakage. The new element should be installed according to the applicable Ingersoll Rand procedure so that the seal seats correctly and the filter is tightened to the required specification.

Filter condition can also provide useful information about the compressor's operating environment. Unexpectedly heavy contamination, abnormal debris, or repeated premature restriction may indicate an underlying fluid-system or operating-condition issue rather than a normal filter-loading pattern.

The 23424922 reference is used across a broader range of Ingersoll Rand equipment. Current parts listings identify it as a coolant filter on various compressor configurations, while the R90–110 I maintenance table specifically places it in the 4,000-hour service package. This makes compressor model and serial-number verification particularly important when purchasing the component independently.

The maintenance interval should also be interpreted as part of the equipment's complete service schedule. 47674732001 is a 4,000-hour package, while 47674733001 is identified separately as the 2,000-hour package for R90–110 I equipment. Selecting the correct kit therefore depends on the actual maintenance event rather than the filter number alone.

For purchasing departments, retaining both the service-kit number and individual filter number improves spare-parts traceability. This is especially valuable in compressor fleets where several filter references are used across different machine sizes and service schedules.

The 23424922 filter is also listed by cross-reference sources with aftermarket equivalents, including HIFI-FILTER SH51435. Such cross-references are useful for sourcing, but they should be treated as reference information only; dimensional, filtration, sealing, and application requirements should be verified before substitution.

Correct maintenance also requires attention to the surrounding fluid system. Replacing the filter without investigating repeated contamination, leakage, or abnormal pressure behavior may leave the underlying condition unresolved.

For service technicians, a controlled replacement process includes verifying the old and new part numbers, checking the mounting interface, inspecting the sealing surface, installing the replacement correctly, and recording the service event. These practices support more consistent preventive maintenance and easier troubleshooting over the compressor's operating life.

The available technical drawing confirms the M42 coreless spin-on construction, but exact overall dimensions and detailed engineering tolerances were not sufficiently recoverable from the accessible source material. They should therefore be verified against the current applicable specification rather than estimated.

For industrial compressor operators and purchasing professionals, 47674732001 and 23424922 provide a clear reference for 4,000-hour coolant/oil filtration maintenance. Accurate filter identification, controlled installation, and configuration-specific verification can help maintain clean fluid conditions and support dependable compressor operation.

Technical Specifications

The technical drawing identifies 23424922 as an M42 coreless spin-on coolant filter element, while the R90–110 I service listing specifies one element within 47674732001.

Recommended Companion Models

These components are documented within the broader R90–110 I preventive-maintenance program and address complementary filtration, separation, or motor-lubrication requirements. They are not substitutes for 23424922.

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