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The Ingersoll Rand 47588564001 23561319 Filter Pad is a replacement filtration component associated with the maintenance of applicable Ingersoll Rand compressor systems. Part number 23561319 identifies the filter pad, while 47588564001 is associated with the relevant maintenance-kit reference.
Unlike a conventional cylindrical compressor air filter or spin-on oil filter, a filter pad is a thin sheet-type filtration component. Its large surface area and low-profile construction make it suitable for applications where air or contaminated flow needs to pass through a broad filtration surface within a dedicated housing or assembly.
In practical compressor maintenance, the condition of a filter pad is worth checking when airflow, contamination control, or separation performance begins to change. A pad that has accumulated substantial dust, oil residue, or other contaminants can restrict flow. Damage, deterioration, or incorrect installation can also reduce its intended filtration function.
The 23561319 should therefore be treated as a specific service component rather than a generic filter material. Maintenance personnel should verify the existing part number and compressor configuration before replacement, particularly when the machine contains several different filtration stages.
The large-format geometry of the pad also means that installation quality matters. Folds, gaps, damaged edges, or poor seating can create bypass paths around the filtration material, allowing contaminated air to pass without being properly filtered.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Part Number | 23561319 |
| Associated Maintenance Reference | 47588564001 |
| Product Type | Filter Pad |
| Component Category | Compressor Filtration Component |
| Primary Function | Filtration / Contamination Control |
| Construction Type | Flat Filter Pad |
| Application | Industrial Compressor System |
| Maintenance Use | Filter Pad Replacement |
| Dimensions | 10 × 549 × 740 mm |
| Weight | 0.13 kg |
The 23561319 differs from conventional cartridge-style compressor filters because it uses a flat-pad format with a comparatively large filtration area.
The filter pad should be installed in its intended housing or assembly. Its dimensions alone should not be used as the only basis for determining compatibility.
The 23561319 works by allowing the intended air or flow stream to pass through its filtration material while retaining particulate contamination.
The practical flow relationship can be simplified as:
Contaminated Flow → Filter Pad → Filtered Flow → Downstream Compressor System
During operation, airborne particles and other contaminants are captured by the filtration material. As the pad accumulates contamination, the available flow area gradually becomes less effective and resistance can increase.
This creates a maintenance balance between filtration and pressure drop. A filter pad needs to retain contaminants without creating excessive restriction in the system.
The large surface area of the 23561319 is relevant here. Compared with a small filtration surface, a larger area can distribute the incoming flow over a broader region. However, once contamination becomes significant, the entire pad should be inspected rather than judging its condition from one localized area.
Installation also affects performance. If the pad does not sit correctly in its housing, air may find a lower-resistance path around the filtration material. In that situation, the filter can appear physically intact while the downstream system still receives contaminated air.
The exact position of the 23561319 depends on the compressor assembly in which it is installed. It should therefore be treated as a dedicated filtration element within the applicable Ingersoll Rand maintenance arrangement rather than assuming that it occupies the same location as an intake air filter or oil filter.
A general compressor filtration architecture may include:
Ambient Air / Internal Airflow → Filter Pad → Associated Housing → Compressor Air / Separation System → Downstream Components
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| 23561319 Filter Pad | Provides filtration within the applicable assembly |
| Filter Housing | Supports and seals the filter pad |
| Intake Air Filter | Filters incoming atmospheric air where applicable |
| Intake Valve | Regulates compressor air intake |
| Air End | Compresses incoming air |
| Air/Oil Separator | Separates oil from compressed air |
| Oil Filter | Filters circulating compressor oil |
| Oil Return System | Returns recovered oil to the compressor |
| Compressor Cooling System | Controls operating temperatures |
The distinction between these filtration stages is important during maintenance. A filter pad should not automatically be substituted for an intake filter, oil filter, or separator element simply because all are described as filtration components.
The 23561319 is primarily relevant to maintenance of the Ingersoll Rand compressor equipment for which this filter-pad configuration is specified.
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Manufacturing Facilities | Routine compressor filtration maintenance |
| Automotive Plants | Maintaining clean compressor system conditions |
| Metalworking Plants | Contamination control around industrial compressors |
| Process Industries | Scheduled compressor service |
| Packaging Facilities | Preventive maintenance of compressed-air equipment |
| Chemical Production | Filtration maintenance in plant utility systems |
| Industrial Workshops | Replacement of worn or contaminated filter pads |
| Central Compressor Rooms | Planned filtration-system servicing |
Actual application depends on the equipment configuration and the location of the filter pad within the compressor system.
Because the 23561319 is a flat filter pad, correct placement is particularly important. The filter should sit evenly within its designated housing without excessive folds, gaps, or damaged sections.
During maintenance, engineers should:
If contamination is unusually heavy, technicians should also consider the operating environment and investigate whether another filtration or sealing problem is allowing excessive contaminants into the system.
The filter pad belongs to a broader compressor maintenance system in which different filters handle different types of contamination.
| Component | Function / Relationship |
|---|---|
| 23561319 | Filter Pad |
| 47588564001 | Associated Maintenance Reference |
| 54672530 | Compressor Air Filter |
| 23424922 | Compressor Oil Filter |
| 23392368 | Minimum Pressure Valve Service Kit |
| 47553880001 | Intake Valve Service Kit |
| Air/Oil Separator | Separates oil from compressed air |
| Filter Housing | Supports and seals the filter pad |
| Intake Ducting | Carries air toward the compressor |
| Oil Circuit | Circulates compressor oil |
| Compressor Air End | Performs the compression process |
These components should be differentiated according to their actual location and filtration or control function.
For this product, related recommendations are centered on compressor filtration and the surrounding maintenance system, rather than treating every Ingersoll Rand service component as an equivalent replacement.
| Model / Part Number | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 23561319 | Filter Pad | Applicable compressor filtration assembly |
| Ingersoll Rand 54672530 | Air Filter | Compressor intake filtration |
| Ingersoll Rand 23424922 | Oil Filter | Compressor lubrication-system filtration |
| Ingersoll Rand 47588564001 | Maintenance Reference | Scheduled compressor service |
| Ingersoll Rand 47553880001 | Intake Valve Service Kit | Intake valve maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand 23392368 | Minimum Pressure Valve Service Kit | Pressure-control maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand 47552954001 | Thermostatic Valve Service Kit | Oil-temperature control |
| Ingersoll Rand 47553882001 | Gearbox Maintenance Kit | Compressor gearbox servicing |
No. Although both are filtration components, their physical construction and intended installation are different. 23561319 is a flat filter pad, while 54672530 is identified as an air filter. They should not be substituted based only on their filtration function.
A larger filtration surface distributes the flow across a broad area. As contamination accumulates, however, restriction can increase across the used material. Inspecting the complete pad is therefore more useful than checking only a small section.
Air can bypass the filtration material through the lower-resistance path. This can allow contaminants to reach downstream components even though the filter pad itself is new. Proper seating and housing condition should therefore be checked during installation.
The operating environment should be considered first, especially where high levels of dust or airborne particulate are present. Technicians should also inspect the filter housing, sealing surfaces, adjacent filtration stages, and any possible bypass path that could be allowing excessive contamination into the system.