Wilkerson MXP-95-558 Carbon Adsorber Element 0.003 Micron

Product Description

The WILKERSON MXP-95-558 is an activated carbon adsorber element rated at 0.003 micron, designed for use with the M32 adsorber filter housing. It removes hydrocarbon vapors, oil mist, and odors from compressed air lines by adsorbing contaminants onto a carbon filter media. This element is a service replacement component — it fits directly inside the M32 housing and is swapped out during routine maintenance. HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance techs, and compressed air system installers handle this type of service. At 0.003 micron, it delivers high-efficiency filtration suited for applications where air purity is critical.

This carbon adsorber element is used in compressed air systems where downstream equipment or processes require oil-vapor-free and odor-free air. Typical installations include spray finishing, food-grade air lines, laboratory instrument supply, and sensitive pneumatic controls. The element works within the M32 adsorber filter assembly, which is installed inline on a compressed air distribution system. It is a consumable replacement part and should be changed at intervals recommended by the filter housing manufacturer or when pressure drop across the filter increases noticeably.

Key Features

• 0.003 micron rating for high-efficiency removal of hydrocarbon vapors and oil mist
• Activated carbon filter media adsorbs odors and vapor-phase contaminants
• Direct replacement element for the WILKERSON M32 adsorber filter housing
• Sold as a single element — quantity of one per package
• Lightweight at 1.2 pounds for easy handling during filter service

Compatibility

Designed for use with the WILKERSON M32 adsorber filter housing as a replacement carbon adsorber element.

Installation Notes

Depressurize and isolate the compressed air line before opening the M32 filter housing to replace this element. Follow the filter housing manufacturer's procedure for element removal and installation — do not force the element into the housing. Compressed air system service is typically performed by industrial maintenance technicians or licensed mechanical contractors. Dispose of the spent carbon element in accordance with local regulations, as it may contain adsorbed hydrocarbons.