Hankison E5-16 Coalescing Oil Removal Filter Element

Product Description

The HANKISON E5-16 is a coalescing oil removal filter element designed for compressed air systems. It targets oil aerosols and fine oil mist entrained in compressed air lines, coalescing droplets so they drain away from the airstream before reaching downstream equipment or processes. Built with a stainless steel 409 grade construction, the E5-16 is rated for 35 SCFM flow and is suited for demanding industrial and trade environments where compressed air quality is critical. Installation is handled by HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance personnel, and compressed air system specialists.

This filter element is used in compressed air filtration housings where oil removal is required prior to tools, pneumatic controls, spray applications, or instrumentation. A 35 SCFM rating makes it appropriate for small-to-mid-size compressor systems in commercial and light industrial settings. It is supplied as a direct replacement element intended for periodic service intervals to maintain rated filtration efficiency.

Key Features

• Coalescing filter media captures and removes oil aerosols from compressed air streams
• Rated at 35 SCFM for consistent flow performance at rated conditions
• Stainless steel 409 grade construction for corrosion resistance in wet compressed air environments
• Replacement element format for simplified maintenance without replacing the full housing assembly
• Single-unit packaging supports individual service replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement coalescing filter element for compressed air filtration housings requiring a 35 SCFM-rated oil removal element. Confirm housing model compatibility with the HANKISON E5-series element specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Replacement of compressed air filter elements should be performed by qualified technicians following the compressor manufacturer's service procedures. Depressurize and isolate the filter housing completely before removing the spent element. Inspect housing seals and bowl for wear or contamination during each element change. Refer to applicable safety codes and the housing manufacturer's torque and reassembly guidelines.