Wilkerson M08-02-CK00B Coalescing Filter 1/4 Port

Product Description

The WILKERSON M08-02-CK00B is a coalescing filter designed to remove oil aerosols, fine particulates, and water mist from compressed air lines. Coalescing filtration works by forcing contaminated air through a fine fiber element that captures submicron droplets and merges them into larger droplets that drain away. The result is clean, dry air delivered downstream to pneumatic tools, instrumentation, and process equipment. With a 1/4 inch port size, this is a compact inline unit suited for light-duty compressed air systems. It is installed by HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance techs, and plumbers working with pneumatic controls.

This filter is used in residential and light commercial compressed air applications where protecting downstream components from oil and moisture contamination is a priority. Typical installation scenarios include instrument air panels, pneumatic control systems, and point-of-use filter stations ahead of sensitive valves or actuators. The 1/4 inch port size makes it a standard fit for smaller compressed air circuits running at typical shop or panel pressures.

Key Features

• Coalescing element removes oil aerosols and water mist from compressed air
• 1/4 inch port size fits standard small-bore compressed air piping and fittings
• Compact form factor at 4.71 inches tall and 1.58 inches wide for tight installation spaces
• Lightweight at 0.24 pounds for easy inline mounting
• Sold as a single unit replacement for maintenance and service applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement coalescing filter element and housing for compressed air filter assemblies using a 1/4 inch port connection.

Installation Notes

Coalescing filters are typically installed and serviced by qualified pneumatic or HVAC technicians. Before servicing, depressurize the compressed air line completely and verify zero pressure at the filter ports before disassembly. Follow all applicable OSHA compressed air safety guidelines and local codes when working on pressurized systems. Replace the filter element at manufacturer-recommended intervals or when differential pressure across the filter reaches the specified limit for the system.