Product Overview

The Ingersoll Rand 24133019 Air Filter Element is a high-dust air filtration component designed for compatible industrial air compressor systems. It helps remove airborne particles before they enter the compressor, protecting internal components from contamination and supporting stable compressor operation.

Air filtration is an essential part of compressed air system maintenance. Dust, dirt, and other airborne contaminants can enter through the compressor intake if they are not properly filtered. These particles may accumulate on internal surfaces, increase component wear, and affect the operating efficiency of the equipment.

The 24133019 is identified in product listings as a high-dust air filter element for selected Ingersoll Rand RS-series two-stage rotary screw compressors, including RS90IE, RS110IE, RS132IE, and RS160IE. It is intended for environments where airborne dust places greater demands on the intake filtration system.

Unlike a complete compressor air intake assembly, this product is a replaceable filtration element. It is installed in a compatible filter housing and should be selected according to the compressor’s parts documentation.

The supplied product listing associates the part with reference number 47639435001. Because the relationship between this reference and the individual 24133019 element should be confirmed against the applicable parts catalog, buyers should verify both numbers before ordering.

Technical Specifications

Note: Dimensions and weight are supplied listing information. Confirm the actual element dimensions and the relationship between reference number 47639435001 and filter number 24133019 before publication or procurement.

Function and Working Principle

The primary function of the Ingersoll Rand 24133019 air filter is to remove airborne contaminants from the intake air before that air enters the compressor.

1. Intake Air Filtration

During compressor operation, ambient air is drawn into the intake system. The air filter provides a barrier that captures dust and other solid particles.

The filtration process helps reduce the amount of contamination entering the compressor. This is particularly important in industrial environments where machinery operates near production lines, construction activities, material handling, or other sources of airborne dust.

2. Protection of Internal Compressor Components

Dust entering a compressor can contribute to contamination and wear. Depending on the compressor design, affected components may include valves, rotors, internal passages, and other air-handling surfaces.

By filtering intake air, the 24133019 helps reduce exposure to these contaminants and supports the maintenance of the compressor’s internal operating environment.

3. High-Dust Operating Conditions

The 24133019 is identified as a high-dust filter element. This makes it relevant to installations where standard intake filtration may require more frequent replacement because of elevated dust exposure.

Applications may include industrial manufacturing, cement processing, mining-related facilities, and other environments with significant airborne particulate matter.

Actual filter performance depends on the element design, installation condition, airflow, dust concentration, and maintenance practices. The filter should be used only in the compressor configurations specified by the applicable parts documentation.

4. Airflow and Filter Restriction

A clean air filter allows the compressor to draw air through the intake system with an appropriate pressure drop. As dust accumulates, airflow resistance can increase.

Excessive restriction may affect compressor intake conditions and operating efficiency. Regular inspection and replacement help prevent the filter from becoming excessively loaded with contaminants.

Role in Industrial Air Compressor Systems

The 24133019 is part of the air intake protection arrangement in compatible compressor installations.

Compressor Intake Protection

The filter is installed upstream of the compressor’s air intake. Its purpose is to reduce the amount of dust and particulate contamination entering the machine.

This protection supports the reliability of the compressor and helps reduce contamination-related maintenance requirements.

Supporting Compressor Reliability

Compressed air systems often operate continuously or for extended production shifts. Unexpected compressor problems can interrupt production and affect downstream pneumatic equipment.

Maintaining the intake filtration system is therefore an important part of preventive maintenance. Replacing a loaded or damaged filter element helps maintain the intended intake-air filtration function.

Supporting Downstream Equipment

The compressor supplies air to equipment such as pneumatic actuators, valves, cylinders, and production machinery. The intake filter does not replace downstream compressed-air treatment equipment, but it helps protect the compressor itself from contaminants entering through the intake.

A complete compressed air treatment system may also require aftercoolers, moisture separators, dryers, and line filters, depending on the required air quality.

Industrial Applications

The Ingersoll Rand 24133019 high-dust air filter element is intended for compatible compressor installations where intake filtration is required.

1. Manufacturing Facilities

Manufacturing plants may contain airborne dust generated by machining, material handling, packaging, and production activities.

A suitable high-dust intake filter helps reduce the entry of these particles into the compressor, supporting more reliable operation in demanding industrial environments.

2. Cement and Building Materials Production

Cement plants and building-material facilities can generate substantial airborne particulate matter during processing and transportation.

Air compressor intake filtration is important in these environments because dust accumulation can increase maintenance requirements. The appropriate filter element should be selected according to the compressor model and operating environment.

3. Mining and Mineral Processing

Mining and mineral-processing operations may expose compressor equipment to dust from crushing, screening, conveying, and material transfer.

A high-dust filter configuration may be appropriate where the compressor manufacturer specifies it for the operating conditions. Routine inspection is particularly important when dust exposure is high.

4. Industrial Utility Systems

Compressed air is widely used in factory utility systems for pneumatic tools, instrument air applications, and auxiliary machinery.

Maintaining the compressor intake filter helps protect the air-generation equipment and supports the availability of the compressed air supply.

5. General Industrial Compressor Installations

The filter may also be used in other compatible industrial compressor installations where the relevant parts catalog specifies the 24133019 element.

Always confirm compatibility instead of assuming that filters with similar dimensions or appearance are interchangeable.

Installation and System Integration

Correct installation is essential for effective filtration and reliable compressor operation.

1. Verify the Compressor Model

Before ordering, confirm the compressor model, serial number, and original filter part number. Product listings identify 24133019 with selected RS90IE, RS110IE, RS132IE, and RS160IE compressors, but the exact configuration should be checked against the equipment’s parts documentation.

2. Inspect the Filter Housing

Before installing a replacement element, inspect the housing for accumulated dust, damage, corrosion, or contamination.

A damaged housing or sealing surface may allow unfiltered air to bypass the element. Clean the housing according to the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions.

3. Remove the Used Element

Stop the compressor and isolate the equipment according to the applicable lockout and safety procedures. Ensure that the system is in a safe condition before opening the filter housing.

Remove the used element carefully to prevent accumulated dust from entering the clean side of the intake system.

4. Install the Replacement Filter

Check that the replacement element matches the required part number and installation configuration.

Position the element correctly in the housing and ensure that its sealing surfaces are properly seated. An incorrectly installed element may allow air to bypass the filter.

5. Check the Filter Restriction

After installation, inspect the filter restriction indicator or other monitoring arrangement where provided.

Record the replacement date and compressor operating hours. This information helps maintenance teams identify changes in filter loading and plan future service activities.

6. Return the Compressor to Operation

After the housing is closed and all maintenance checks are complete, restore the compressor according to the manufacturer’s startup procedure.

Check for abnormal operating conditions and verify that the intake system is correctly assembled.

Compatible System Components

The 24133019 filter element operates as part of a wider compressor air intake and maintenance system.

These components are examples of equipment associated with a compressor installation. They are not necessarily supplied with the filter element.

Alternative Models and Replacement Considerations

When replacing an Ingersoll Rand air filter, the original part number and compressor configuration should be used as the primary selection criteria.

The high-dust 24133019 and standard 24900326 should not be treated as universally interchangeable without checking the compressor documentation and operating environment.

Before selecting an alternative, compare:

• Complete filter part number.
• Compressor model and serial number.
• Filter housing configuration.
• Element dimensions and sealing arrangement.
• Required filtration characteristics.
• Operating dust concentration.
• Manufacturer maintenance recommendations.

A filter that fits physically may not provide the intended filtration performance. Confirm the complete technical requirements before substitution.

Key Advantages

High-Dust Filtration Application

The 24133019 is identified as a high-dust filter element for compatible compressor installations, making it relevant to industrial environments with elevated airborne particulate levels.

Protection Against Intake Contamination

By capturing airborne particles before they enter the compressor, the filter helps protect internal components from contamination.

Replaceable Element Design

The filter element can be replaced during scheduled maintenance without necessarily replacing the complete intake housing.

Support for Preventive Maintenance

Routine inspection and replacement help maintenance teams manage filter loading and reduce the risk of excessive intake restriction.

Application in Industrial Compressor Systems

The filter is associated with selected Ingersoll Rand RS-series compressor models, supporting maintenance and spare-parts sourcing for compatible equipment.

Compatibility-Based Replacement

Using the correct filter part number helps maintain the intended intake filtration arrangement and reduces the risk of incorrect replacement.

Technical FAQs

1. What is the Ingersoll Rand 24133019?

The 24133019 is identified as a high-dust air filter element for compatible Ingersoll Rand industrial air compressors. It filters incoming air before it enters the compressor.

2. What is the purpose of a high-dust air filter?

A high-dust air filter is intended for operating environments where airborne particulate levels place greater demands on the intake filtration system. It helps capture dust and reduce contamination entering the compressor.

3. Which compressor models use the 24133019?

Available product information identifies RS90IE, RS110IE, RS132IE, and RS160IE as compatible models. Always verify the exact compressor model and serial number against the relevant parts catalog.

4. Is 24133019 a complete air filter assembly?

It is identified as a replaceable filter element rather than a complete air intake assembly. Confirm whether the housing and other installation components are required separately.

5. What is the difference between 24133019 and 24900326?

The 24133019 is identified as a high-dust filter element, while 24900326 is listed as a standard filter element for selected compatible compressor models. Selection should reflect the compressor specification and operating environment.

6. Can the filter be cleaned and reused?

Do not assume that the element is reusable. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions. Replace the element when it reaches its specified restriction limit, becomes damaged, or is otherwise due for replacement.

7. How often should the filter be replaced?

Replacement intervals depend on operating hours, dust concentration, filter restriction, and compressor operating conditions. Use the manufacturer’s service recommendations and the installed restriction indicator where available.

8. What happens if the air filter becomes blocked?

A heavily loaded filter can increase intake resistance and reduce the amount of air available to the compressor. This may affect compressor performance and energy consumption.

9. Why should the filter housing be inspected during replacement?

A damaged housing or sealing surface may allow unfiltered air to bypass the element. Inspecting the housing helps ensure that the replacement filter can perform its intended function.

10. What information should be checked before purchasing?

Confirm the complete filter part number, compressor model, serial number, housing arrangement, and required filter configuration. Also verify whether the supplied dimensions and weight refer to the individual element or a packaged product.

Procurement and Maintenance Recommendations

When purchasing the Ingersoll Rand 47639435001 / 24133019 air filter, confirm the relationship between the two reference numbers using the compressor’s parts documentation.

For an accurate replacement, provide the supplier with the compressor model, serial number, existing filter part number, and photographs of the original component where possible. This helps reduce the risk of receiving an element with an incompatible sealing arrangement or physical configuration.

For spare-parts inventory management, record the filter part number, installation date, compressor operating hours, and replacement history. Keeping suitable replacement elements available can help maintenance teams plan service work and reduce unnecessary downtime.

During routine inspections, check the filter restriction, housing condition, seals, and intake duct connections. Replace damaged or excessively loaded elements according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

The supplied dimensions of 360 × 360 × 580 mm and weight of 2.5 kg should be verified against the actual product before using them for shipping, storage, or installation planning.

Conclusion

The Ingersoll Rand 24133019 High-Dust Air Filter Element is a compressor intake filtration component designed to reduce airborne dust entering compatible industrial air compressors. It is associated with selected RS-series models, including RS90IE, RS110IE, RS132IE, and RS160IE.

Correct filter selection, proper installation, and regular maintenance are important for maintaining compressor intake conditions and protecting internal equipment from contamination. Before purchasing the product listed under reference 47639435001, verify the exact part-number relationship and compressor compatibility using the manufacturer’s parts documentation.