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The Ingersoll Rand 47545145001 39911631 Oil Filter is a replacement filter used in the lubricant circuit of compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems. It removes contaminants from circulating compressor oil before the oil returns to components that depend on clean lubrication.
In an oil-injected rotary screw compressor, the lubricant does more than reduce friction. It also participates in cooling and sealing inside the compression system. Dirt and wear particles carried by the oil can affect these functions, making oil filtration a routine part of compressor maintenance.
The 39911631 reference is associated with the oil filter, with 47545145001 shown as the related reference in the product identification. The filter is typically checked or replaced during scheduled service, particularly when the compressor has accumulated significant operating hours or the oil circuit has been exposed to contamination.
For a compressor operating continuously in a factory air system, the oil filter is normally considered together with the compressor oil, air/oil separator, oil cooler, and other lubrication-system components during maintenance.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Part Number | 39911631 |
| Related Reference | 47545145001 |
| Product Type | Oil Filter |
| Application | Compressor oil filtration |
| Installation Position | Compressor lubrication circuit |
| Function | Removes contaminants from circulating compressor oil |
| Equipment Type | Ingersoll Rand Compressor |
| Service Type | Replacement oil filter |
| Filtration System | Compressor lubricant circuit |
| Maintenance Use | Scheduled filter replacement |
| Product Category | Compressor Spare Part |
| Dimensions | 290 × 50 × 119 mm |
| Weight | 2.27 kg |
The oil filter sits in the compressor’s lubricant circulation path.
Oil Reservoir / Separation System → Oil Filter → Compressor Lubrication Circuit → Airend and Other Lubricated Components
As compressor oil passes through the filter, suspended contaminants are retained by the filter media. The filtered oil continues through the lubrication circuit to components requiring lubrication, cooling, and sealing.
Over time, the filter collects particles from normal compressor operation. If contamination builds up or the filter reaches its service limit, oil-flow resistance can increase. This is why the filter condition and replacement interval are checked as part of regular compressor service.
After an oil change, filter replacement is also commonly performed so that the fresh lubricant is not immediately exposed to the contaminants accumulated in the old filter.
The 39911631 Oil Filter belongs to the oil-management side of the compressor rather than the compressed-air discharge path.
| System Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Compressor Oil | Lubricates, cools, and assists sealing within the compressor |
| 39911631 Oil Filter | Removes contaminants from circulating lubricant |
| Airend | Uses circulating oil during compression |
| Air/Oil Separator | Separates oil from compressed air |
| Oil Cooler | Removes heat from compressor lubricant |
| Oil Circuit | Returns and circulates lubricant through the compressor |
| Temperature Control Valve | Regulates lubricant flow through the cooling path |
| Compressor Controller | Monitors compressor operating conditions |
| Compressor Housing / Oil Circuit Components | Direct lubricant through the required flow path |
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Rotary Screw Compressors | Routine oil-filter replacement |
| Factory Compressed-Air Systems | Lubrication-system maintenance |
| Manufacturing Plants | Preventive compressor servicing |
| Automotive Production | Maintaining compressors supplying pneumatic equipment |
| Metalworking Facilities | Oil filtration maintenance in industrial compressors |
| Packaging Plants | Compressor lubricant-system service |
| Textile Manufacturing | Scheduled filter replacement |
| Process Industries | Maintaining compressor oil quality |
| Industrial Utility Systems | Routine compressor maintenance |
| Compressor Service Workshops | Oil-filter inspection and replacement |
| Component | Relationship to Oil Filter |
|---|---|
| Compressor Oil | Lubricant being filtered and circulated |
| Airend | Receives filtered oil for lubrication and cooling |
| Air/Oil Separator | Recovers oil from compressed air |
| Oil Cooler | Controls lubricant temperature |
| Temperature Control Valve | Directs oil through the cooling or bypass path |
| Oil Circuit | Carries lubricant between compressor components |
| Oil Reservoir | Holds circulating compressor lubricant |
| Compressor Controller | Monitors compressor operating conditions |
| Air Filter | Filters intake air before compression |
| Product | Product Type | Application |
|---|---|---|
| 39911631 | Oil Filter | Compressor lubricant filtration |
| 47545145001 | Oil Filter Reference | Compressor maintenance identification |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Oil | Compressor Lubricant | Lubrication and cooling |
| Ingersoll Rand Air/Oil Separator | Air/Oil Separator | Oil separation and recovery |
| Ingersoll Rand Oil Cooler | Oil Cooler | Compressor lubricant cooling |
| Ingersoll Rand Temperature Control Valve | Temperature Control Valve | Lubricant temperature regulation |
The oil filter captures contaminants and particles carried by the circulating compressor lubricant before the oil continues through the lubrication circuit.
Replacement is generally carried out according to the compressor maintenance schedule or when filter condition, operating conditions, or service requirements indicate that replacement is necessary.
The applicable compressor maintenance procedure should be followed. Replacing the filter during an oil change is common because the existing filter may contain accumulated contaminants from previous operation.
The filter part number, mounting area, sealing surface, oil level, and surrounding connections should be checked. After installation, the compressor should be operated and inspected for oil leakage or abnormal conditions.