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Product Overview
The Ingersoll Rand 47627670001 / 39329602 Oil Filter is a service component used in the lubrication circuit of compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor equipment. Its job is straightforward but critical to routine compressor operation: oil circulating through the lubrication system passes through the filter before returning to the components that depend on clean lubricant.
During compressor operation, lubricating oil can carry particles generated by normal equipment wear as well as contamination introduced during service or from the surrounding operating environment. The oil filter captures particulate contamination from the circulating oil stream, helping keep the lubrication circuit within the intended operating condition.
This filter is typically encountered during scheduled compressor maintenance, where the old element is removed and replaced rather than cleaned and returned to service. When selecting a replacement, maintenance personnel should verify both the Ingersoll Rand part-number reference and the specific compressor configuration for which the filter is intended.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | 47627670001 |
| Alternate Part Number | 39329602 |
| Product Type | Oil Filter |
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Product Category | Compressor Lubrication Component |
| Filter Function | Lubricating Oil Filtration |
| Installation Position | Compressor Oil Circuit |
| System Role | Oil Circuit Contamination Control |
| Application | Industrial Air Compressor |
| Maintenance Type | Replaceable Service Component |
| System Integration | Ingersoll Rand Compressor System |
| Component Type | Passive Filtration Element |
| Dimensions | 135 × 40 × 95 mm |
| Weight | 0.45 kg |
Product Features
- Oil filter for compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems
- Used within the compressor lubrication circuit
- Removes particulate contamination carried by circulating lubricating oil
- Passive filtration component with no electrical control function
- Intended for periodic replacement during compressor maintenance
- Supports cleaner oil circulation through the lubrication system
- Suitable for industrial compressor service and refurbishment work
- Identified by Ingersoll Rand part number 47627670001 and reference 39329602
- Suitable for replacement where the existing compressor configuration matches the specified filter
Working Principle
The 47627670001 / 39329602 is installed directly in the compressor’s oil circulation path. As lubricating oil flows through the filter, particulate contamination is retained by the filter media while the filtered oil continues through the lubrication circuit.
A simplified oil path can be represented as:
Compressor Oil Circuit → Oil Filter → Filtered Lubricating Oil → Lubricated Compressor Components
The filter gradually accumulates contaminants during service. Its condition therefore changes over the operating life of the compressor, which is why oil-filter replacement is normally included in scheduled maintenance rather than treated as a permanent installation.
The filter does not regulate oil pressure or electronically monitor the lubrication system. Its contribution is physical filtration within the oil circuit, helping prevent accumulated particulate matter from continuing to circulate through the compressor.
Role in a Compressor Lubrication Architecture
The oil filter sits within the lubrication path and separates particulate contamination from the circulating lubricant before the oil continues toward the associated compressor components.
| System Layer | Typical Component | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Lubricant Supply | Compressor Oil Circuit | Provides circulating lubricating oil |
| Filtration | 47627670001 / 39329602 | Retains particulate contamination in the oil stream |
| Oil Distribution | Internal Oil Passages | Routes filtered lubricant through the compressor |
| Compressor Assembly | Bearings / Rotating Components / Lubricated Areas | Receives circulating lubricant |
| Oil Return | Compressor Oil Circuit | Returns oil for continued circulation |
| Monitoring and Control | Compressor Controller / Sensors | Monitors applicable operating conditions |
| Maintenance System | Service Schedule | Defines inspection and replacement activities |
Industrial Applications
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Industrial Air Compressors | Maintains the oil filtration stage of compatible compressor lubrication systems |
| Manufacturing Plants | Supports routine lubrication-system maintenance on production compressors |
| Process Facilities | Used during scheduled service of compressor equipment |
| Workshop Compressor Systems | Helps maintain the lubrication circuit of applicable industrial compressors |
| Utility Air Systems | Replaces the oil filter during planned compressor servicing |
| Compressor Overhaul | Installed as part of lubrication-system refurbishment |
| Preventive Maintenance | Used during scheduled oil and filter service intervals |
Installation and Maintenance
- Confirm the part identification — Verify that 47627670001 / 39329602 matches the compressor model and existing oil-filter arrangement.
- Shut down the compressor — Stop the equipment and follow the applicable lockout and isolation procedure before opening the lubrication system.
- Allow the system to reach a safe condition — Address stored pressure, temperature, and other applicable energy sources before removing the filter.
- Inspect the existing filter area — Check for oil leakage, accumulated contamination, damaged fittings, or other abnormal conditions around the filter connection.
- Remove the used filter — Follow the equipment service procedure and prevent unnecessary oil spillage or contamination of nearby components.
- Inspect the sealing and mounting area — Check the filter connection and sealing surfaces for damage, contamination, or deterioration.
- Prepare the replacement filter — Verify the part number and inspect the new filter for visible damage before installation.
- Install the replacement filter — Fit the filter according to the compressor manufacturer’s service procedure and ensure the connection is properly seated.
- Check the oil circuit — Verify the applicable oil level and inspect the surrounding area for signs of leakage before restarting the compressor.
- Restart under controlled conditions — Start the compressor according to the normal procedure and observe the lubrication system for abnormal indications.
- Inspect for leakage and operating abnormalities — Check the filter connection and surrounding components after startup, paying attention to unexpected oil leakage or abnormal operating conditions.
- Record the maintenance work — Document the replacement date, filter identification, compressor information, and other relevant service details for future maintenance.
Related Components
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor | Provides the compression system in which the oil filter operates |
| Compressor Lubrication Circuit | Circulates lubricating oil through the equipment |
| Compressor Oil | Provides lubrication to applicable compressor components |
| Oil Filter Housing / Connection | Provides the mounting and flow path for the filter |
| Oil Cooler | Helps manage lubricant temperature where included in the compressor configuration |
| Oil Separator | Performs oil and air separation in applicable compressor systems |
| Compressor Controller | Monitors and manages compressor operation |
| Service Oil / Maintenance Kit | Supports scheduled lubrication-system maintenance |
Recommended Related Models
| Model | Product Type | Typical Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 39329602 | Oil Filter | Associated part-number reference for the current filter |
| Ingersoll Rand 47627670001 | Compressor Service Component | Related Ingersoll Rand service reference |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Oil Filters | Lubrication Filter Component | Related replacement filter category |
| Ingersoll Rand Oil Separator Elements | Compressor Filtration Component | Associated filtration component in applicable compressor systems |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Maintenance Kits | Service Kit | Related maintenance components for compressor servicing |
Key Advantages
- Oil filtration for compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems
- Supports cleaner lubricant circulation through the compressor
- Passive component with a straightforward maintenance function
- Suitable for scheduled oil and filter replacement
- Helps maintain the established compressor lubrication arrangement
- Identified by both 47627670001 and 39329602 references
Technical FAQs
What does the 47627670001 / 39329602 oil filter remove?
Its primary function is to retain particulate contamination carried by the circulating lubricating oil. The exact filtration performance should be confirmed from the applicable compressor documentation rather than assumed from the part number alone.
Why is oil-filter replacement part of compressor maintenance?
The filter gradually collects contaminants during operation. As the filter accumulates material, its condition can change and may affect the oil circuit. Periodic replacement restores a clean filtration element for the next service interval.
What should be checked if an oil leak appears after filter replacement?
The filter connection, sealing surface, installation procedure, and surrounding fittings should be inspected. The compressor should remain in a safe condition while the cause is identified and corrected according to the applicable service procedure.
Can this filter be used on any Ingersoll Rand compressor?
No. Compressor filtration components should be matched to the applicable equipment configuration. The 47627670001 and 39329602 references should be verified against the compressor documentation and existing filter arrangement before installation.