Ingersoll Rand 47572172001 23424922 Oil Filter Module

Where It Excels in Industrial Use

• Compressor oil filtration: 23424922 is an Ingersoll Rand oil filter element designed to remove contaminants from compressor lubricant and help maintain clean oil circulation.
• Heavy-duty screw compressor service: Suitable for compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor platforms where dependable lubricant filtration is essential to protecting internal components.
• Scheduled maintenance: An effective replacement component for planned filter changes, helping maintenance teams maintain consistent filtration performance throughout the service interval.
• Reliability-focused operation: Clean lubricant supports bearing, rotor, and other oil-lubricated components by limiting the circulation of damaging particulate contamination.

Key Strengths at a Glance

• Dedicated filtration component: 23424922 is identified as an Ingersoll Rand filter element for compatible compressor applications.
• Effective lubricant protection: Helps retain contaminants within the filtration system rather than allowing them to circulate through the compressor oil circuit.
• Coreless spin-on configuration: The component is listed as an M42 coreless spin-on coolant/oil filter element, supporting straightforward service replacement.
• Broad equipment application: The part is associated with multiple Ingersoll Rand R-series compressor configurations, including R110, R132, R160, R45, R55, and R75 variants.
• Maintenance-ready design: Replacing the filter at the appropriate service interval helps maintain filtration efficiency and supports stable compressor operation.

Technical FAQs

1. What is Ingersoll Rand 23424922?

Ingersoll Rand 23424922 is an oil filter element used on compatible Ingersoll Rand air compressors. It is also catalogued as a coolant/oil filter element.

2. What is the relationship between 47572172001 and 23424922?

47572172001 is the maintenance package reference provided for this application, while 23424922 is the individual filtration component specified within the package.

3. What does the oil filter remove?

The filter is intended to retain particulate contamination and other unwanted material from the compressor lubricant circuit, helping protect oil-lubricated components.

4. Why is lubricant filtration important in a rotary screw compressor?

Clean lubricant helps support bearing and rotor protection, heat transfer, sealing performance, and reliable operation of the oil-injected compressor system.

5. What can happen when an oil filter becomes excessively loaded?

Increasing restriction can reduce the effectiveness of the lubrication circuit and may contribute to abnormal pressure conditions, elevated temperatures, or maintenance alarms.

6. How can contaminated compressor oil affect internal components?

Particulate contamination can contribute to wear on bearings, rotors, seals, and other precision components. Maintaining appropriate filtration helps limit this contamination.

7. What should be checked before installing a new 23424922?

Technicians should verify the compressor model and serial number, filter connection, sealing surface, filter housing condition, and applicable service procedure.

8. Should the filter housing be cleaned during replacement?

Yes. The housing and sealing area should be checked for accumulated contamination, damaged threads, sealing-surface defects, and other conditions that could compromise the replacement filter.

9. Can any M42 filter replace 23424922?

No. A matching thread or nominal connection alone does not establish compatibility. Filtration characteristics, pressure capability, dimensions, sealing configuration, and compressor application must also be confirmed.

10. When should 23424922 be replaced?

Replacement should follow the applicable Ingersoll Rand maintenance interval or be performed when the compressor indicates an appropriate filter-service condition. Actual intervals can vary with compressor model and operating environment.