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Product Overview
The Ingersoll Rand 47545139001 39911631 Oil Filter is a service component used in the lubricant circuit of compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems. Unlike an intake air filter, this component works on the compressor oil side, where circulating lubricant needs to pass through a filtration stage before returning to the parts that depend on the oil circuit.
In a running compressor, oil moves through the lubrication system as part of normal operation. The oil filter captures contaminants carried in the lubricant and helps keep the circulating oil suitable for continued use. This makes the filter particularly relevant during routine compressor servicing, especially on machines operating for extended periods in manufacturing plants, workshops, utilities, and other industrial environments.
For maintenance personnel, the 39911631 is typically treated as a replaceable service component. Correct identification of the compressor, filter part number, mounting arrangement, and applicable service procedure should be completed before replacement.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | 47545139001 / 39911631 |
| Product Type | Oil Filter |
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Product Category | Compressor Oil Filtration Component |
| System Application | Compressor Lubrication System |
| Primary Function | Lubricant Filtration |
| Filtration Position | Compressor Oil Circuit |
| System Role | Removes Contaminants from Circulating Compressor Oil |
| Service Purpose | Preventive Compressor Maintenance |
| Lubrication System | Compressor Oil Circulation |
| Component Type | Replaceable Maintenance Component |
| Application Area | Compatible Ingersoll Rand Compressor Systems |
| Dimensions | 290 × 50 × 119 mm |
| Weight | 2.27 kg |
Product Features
- Used in the oil circuit of compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems.
- Filters contaminants carried by circulating compressor lubricant.
- Supports routine maintenance of the compressor lubrication system.
- Helps maintain cleaner oil circulation to lubricated compressor components.
- Suitable for scheduled oil-filter replacement.
- Supports service work on established Ingersoll Rand compressor installations.
- Functions as part of the compressor’s ongoing oil circulation path.
- Suitable for maintenance programs where oil condition and filtration are monitored together.
Working Principle
The 39911631 operates directly within the compressor’s lubricant circuit. During normal compressor operation, circulating oil passes through the filter before continuing toward the components served by the lubrication system.
As the oil flows through the filtration element, contaminants carried in the lubricant are retained by the filter. The filtered oil then continues through the oil circuit, while accumulated contamination remains within the filter until the service component is replaced.
The simplified flow path is:
Compressor Oil Circuit → 39911631 Oil Filter → Filtered Lubricant → Lubricated Compressor Components
Filter condition is therefore closely related to the overall condition of the compressor oil system. During maintenance, technicians should consider the filter together with lubricant condition, operating history, leakage, and other signs of abnormal compressor operation rather than treating the filter as an isolated component.
Role in a Compressor Lubrication Control Architecture
The 47545139001 39911631 is part of the compressor’s oil-management path. It does not regulate compressor speed or independently control lubrication flow; instead, it performs the filtration task within the circulating lubricant system.
| System Layer | Typical Component | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Compressor Control | Compressor Controller | Monitors and manages compressor operation |
| Oil Circulation | Compressor Oil Circuit | Moves lubricant through the system |
| Filtration | 39911631 Oil Filter | Removes contaminants from circulating oil |
| Lubrication | Bearings / Lubricated Components | Receive lubricant during operation |
| Compression | Compressor Airend | Performs the primary compression process |
| Thermal Management | Oil Cooling Arrangement | Manages lubricant temperature where applicable |
| Service Layer | Maintenance Personnel | Inspects and replaces filtration components |
Industrial Applications
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Manufacturing Plants | Routine oil-filter replacement on industrial compressor systems |
| Automotive Production | Supports scheduled compressor lubrication-system maintenance |
| Packaging Facilities | Used during service of compressors supplying production equipment |
| Machine Shops | Maintains the oil filtration stage of workshop compressor equipment |
| Industrial Utilities | Supports ongoing compressor lubrication maintenance |
| Process Facilities | Used as a replacement component during planned compressor servicing |
| Compressor Overhaul | Installed when servicing the lubricant circuit and associated components |
Installation and Maintenance
- Verify the part number — Confirm that 47545139001 / 39911631 matches the compressor and oil-filter arrangement being serviced.
- Review the service documentation — Check the applicable compressor maintenance procedure for filter replacement requirements and precautions.
- Shut down the compressor — Stop the machine using the normal shutdown procedure before beginning work on the lubrication system.
- Isolate stored energy — Apply the required electrical and pneumatic isolation procedures before accessing the oil circuit.
- Allow the lubricant system to reach a safe condition — Do not remove the filter while the oil is at an unsafe temperature or the circuit remains pressurized.
- Inspect the surrounding oil circuit — Check the filter housing, connections, sealing surfaces, and nearby components for leakage or contamination.
- Remove the used oil filter — Remove the existing filter according to the applicable service procedure and control any residual lubricant.
- Inspect the filter mounting area — Check the mounting and sealing surfaces for contamination, damage, or abnormal deposits before installing the replacement.
- Install the replacement filter — Fit the new 39911631 correctly and follow the applicable manufacturer’s installation procedure.
- Check the completed installation — Verify that the filter is properly seated and that surrounding connections are secure before returning the system to operation.
- Perform a controlled restart — Restart the compressor according to the normal procedure and inspect the oil-filter area for leakage or other abnormal conditions.
- Record the maintenance work — Document the replacement date, installed part number, and relevant observations for future compressor service planning.
Compatible System Components
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor | Provides the mechanical compression system in which the oil circuit operates |
| Compressor Oil Circuit | Circulates lubricant through the machine |
| Oil Filter Housing | Provides the installation point for the oil filtration component |
| Compressor Airend | Contains the compression mechanism and associated lubricated components |
| Lubricated Bearings / Components | Receive circulating lubricant during operation |
| Oil Cooling Arrangement | Helps manage lubricant temperature where applicable |
| Compressor Controller | Monitors and manages machine operation |
| Compressor Maintenance Components | Support scheduled servicing of the lubrication system |
Recommended Related Models
| Model / Product Category | Product Type | Typical Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 47545139001 | Compressor Service Part | Associated service-part family |
| Ingersoll Rand 39911631 | Oil Filter | Corresponding filter identification |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Oil Filters | Lubricant Filtration Component | Related replacement-filter category |
| Ingersoll Rand Oil Filter Housings | Oil Circuit Component | Associated filtration hardware |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Maintenance Components | Maintenance Parts | Related service components used during oil-system maintenance |
Key Advantages
- Supports filtration of circulating compressor lubricant.
- Helps limit contaminant circulation within the oil circuit.
- Suitable for scheduled compressor oil-filter replacement.
- Supports maintenance of compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems.
- Integrates into the existing compressor lubrication path.
Technical FAQs
What does the 39911631 oil filter do?
The 39911631 filters contaminants from circulating compressor oil. It is installed as part of the lubrication circuit so that oil continues through the system after passing through the filtration stage.
How is an oil filter different from an intake air filter?
An intake air filter works before compression by filtering ambient air entering the compressor. The 39911631 operates in the lubricant circuit and filters contaminants carried in circulating compressor oil.
What should be inspected when replacing the oil filter?
The filter mounting area, sealing surfaces, surrounding oil connections, and evidence of leakage or abnormal contamination should be inspected. The lubricant circuit should also be left in a safe, depressurized condition before the filter is removed.
Can the condition of the oil filter help identify other compressor problems?
Yes. The condition of a removed filter can provide useful maintenance information when considered alongside lubricant condition, operating history, leakage, temperature, and other compressor observations. Unusual contamination should be investigated rather than treating filter replacement alone as the complete corrective action.