Product Overview

The Ingersoll Rand 24133019 High-Dust Air Filter Element is an industrial air compressor filtration component designed to remove airborne dust and particulate contaminants from incoming air before it reaches the compressor’s internal components.

Clean intake air is essential for the reliable operation of rotary screw air compressors. Dust and other airborne particles entering the compression system can contribute to internal wear, contamination, increased maintenance requirements, and reduced equipment performance. An appropriate air filter helps protect the compressor by capturing contaminants before they enter the airend.

The 24133019 is identified as a high-dust air filter element for compatible Ingersoll Rand RS-series compressor installations, including RS90IE, RS110IE, RS132IE, and RS160IE applications. It is intended for environments where airborne dust levels place greater demands on the intake filtration system.

This filter element is particularly relevant to industrial facilities such as cement plants, mining operations, construction sites, and manufacturing environments where dust exposure can be higher than in ordinary indoor workshops.

The associated part number 47639436001 is listed in spare-parts information as a maintenance kit number for certain RS-series compressor configurations. It should be treated as a related maintenance-kit reference rather than automatically considered the individual filter element’s replacement number. Buyers should confirm the kit contents and compressor compatibility before ordering.

Technical Specifications

Note: Dimensions and weight are the supplied listing values. Confirm the exact element configuration and measurements against the physical product and compressor parts documentation before ordering.

Function and Working Principle

The 24133019 air filter element works by removing airborne contaminants from the air entering the compressor. Its filtration function helps maintain suitable intake-air conditions and protects downstream compressor components.

1. Removal of Airborne Dust

Industrial environments may contain dust, fine particles, fibers, and other airborne contaminants. When these particles enter a compressor, they can accumulate on internal surfaces and contribute to component wear.

The filter element provides a physical filtration barrier that captures particles as intake air passes through the filter media.

2. Protection of the Compressor Airend

The airend is one of the most important assemblies in a rotary screw compressor. It contains the compression elements responsible for producing compressed air.

Contaminated intake air can contribute to deposits and abrasive wear. Effective intake filtration helps reduce the amount of particulate matter entering the airend, supporting more reliable compressor operation.

3. Airflow Management

An air filter must balance contaminant retention with sufficient airflow. As dust accumulates in the filter media, airflow resistance generally increases.

A heavily loaded filter may cause higher intake restriction and affect compressor performance. Regular inspection and timely replacement help maintain appropriate airflow conditions.

4. High-Dust Filtration

The 24133019 is identified as a high-dust filter element. It is intended for applications where airborne dust exposure is greater than in normal industrial environments.

The high-dust version should be selected according to the compressor manufacturer’s application requirements. It should not automatically replace a standard filter in every installation without checking the equipment documentation.

Role in Industrial Air Compressor Systems

The air filter is an important part of the compressor intake system. Its condition can influence airflow, compressor operating efficiency, and maintenance requirements.

Intake Air Protection

The filter is installed upstream of the compressor’s airend. Incoming air passes through the filter media before entering the compression system.

By reducing particulate contamination, the filter helps protect internal components and supports stable compressor operation.

Support for Compressor Reliability

A clean intake filter helps reduce the risk of excessive contamination entering the compressor. This is particularly important for equipment operating continuously or under demanding industrial conditions.

Filter replacement should follow the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions and the actual operating environment.

Relationship with the Pre-Filter

Some compressor installations use a pre-filter upstream of the main air filter. The pre-filter captures larger particles and helps reduce the dust load reaching the main element.

In high-dust environments, both filtration stages should be inspected and maintained according to the applicable service schedule. A new main filter installed behind a heavily contaminated pre-filter may become restricted more quickly.

Relationship with the Compressor Controller

The compressor controller may provide operating information and maintenance alerts. Depending on the compressor configuration, operators may also monitor intake restriction or other indicators to determine when inspection is necessary.

The filter element itself does not perform electronic monitoring. It is a passive filtration component within the mechanical air intake system.

Industrial Applications

The Ingersoll Rand 24133019 high-dust air filter element is intended for compatible compressor installations operating in environments where dust control is especially important.

1. Mining and Mineral Processing

Mining operations often generate airborne dust during material extraction, crushing, conveying, and handling.

Air compressors used in these facilities may require high-dust intake filtration to reduce the amount of particulate contamination entering the compression system.

2. Cement and Building Materials Production

Cement plants and building-material facilities can expose compressor intake systems to substantial quantities of airborne particles.

Maintaining the air filter is important for protecting compressor components and supporting continuous plant operation.

3. Construction and Infrastructure Projects

Construction sites may contain dust from concrete cutting, excavation, drilling, and material transportation.

Compressors operating in these environments should use filtration components selected for the actual site conditions.

4. General Manufacturing

Manufacturing plants may generate dust from raw-material processing, packaging, machining, and production activities.

The appropriate filter type depends on the amount and nature of airborne contamination around the compressor intake.

5. Industrial Utility Rooms

Centralized compressed-air stations often supply several production lines. Maintaining clean intake air helps support reliable operation of the compressor equipment serving these facilities.

Installation and Maintenance Guidelines

Correct installation and regular inspection are important for maintaining filtration performance.

1. Verify the Compressor Model

Before replacing the filter, confirm the compressor model, serial number, and existing filter part number.

The 24133019 is associated with selected RS-series compressor applications. Do not assume that every Ingersoll Rand compressor uses this element.

2. Stop and Isolate the Compressor

Before maintenance, stop the compressor and isolate the electrical supply according to the equipment’s safety procedures.

Allow the machine to cool where necessary. Follow the manufacturer’s lockout and maintenance instructions before opening the filter housing.

3. Inspect the Filter Housing

Check the housing for accumulated dust, damaged surfaces, loose connections, and deteriorated seals.

Contamination left inside the housing may enter the intake system when the new element is installed.

4. Remove the Used Filter Element

Remove the old element carefully to avoid releasing accumulated dust into the intake passage.

Inspect the sealing surfaces and confirm that the old filter seal has not remained attached to the housing.

5. Install the Replacement Element

Install the replacement element in the correct orientation. Ensure that it is seated evenly and that the sealing arrangement is correctly positioned.

An incorrectly installed filter may allow unfiltered air to bypass the filter media.

6. Inspect the Pre-Filter

If the compressor uses an upstream pre-filter, inspect it during the same maintenance operation.

Replace the pre-filter when required by the maintenance schedule or its condition. Maintaining both filtration stages helps avoid unnecessary loading of the main filter.

7. Check Intake Restriction

After installation, inspect the available intake restriction indicator or monitoring information.

A normal reading helps confirm that airflow is not excessively restricted. If the restriction remains high, check for blocked intake passages, incorrectly installed elements, or other airflow problems.

8. Record the Maintenance Work

Record the replacement date, compressor operating hours, filter part number, and maintenance observations.

These records help maintenance teams track filter service intervals and identify changes in dust exposure or operating conditions.

Compatible System Components

The 24133019 is part of an air compressor intake and maintenance system. The following components may be relevant when servicing compatible Ingersoll Rand RS-series equipment.

Compatibility and kit contents must be confirmed using the compressor’s parts documentation and serial number. The table does not indicate that all components are supplied together.

Replacement and Selection Considerations

Selecting the correct filter is important for maintaining compressor performance.

The standard and high-dust elements should not be selected solely by physical appearance. The compressor model, site dust conditions, and manufacturer recommendations should determine the correct filter combination.

Before purchasing, verify:

• The complete filter element part number.
• The compressor model and serial number.
• Whether the equipment requires a standard or high-dust element.
• The required pre-filter configuration.
• The dimensions and sealing arrangement.
• Whether the order is for an individual filter or a complete maintenance kit.
• The physical condition and packaging of the supplied component.

Key Advantages

High-Dust Application Suitability

The 24133019 is identified as a high-dust air filter element for compatible industrial compressor installations.

Protection of Internal Compressor Components

By reducing airborne particulate contamination, the filter helps protect the compressor airend and other downstream components.

Support for Stable Intake Airflow

Timely filter replacement helps prevent excessive intake restriction and supports the compressor’s intended operating conditions.

Maintenance-Friendly Replacement

As a replaceable filtration component, the element can be serviced as part of the compressor’s routine maintenance program.

Suitable for Demanding Industrial Environments

High-dust filtration is relevant to facilities such as mining operations, cement plants, and other industrial locations with significant airborne contamination.

Technical FAQs

1. What is the Ingersoll Rand 24133019?

The 24133019 is a high-dust air filter element used in compatible Ingersoll Rand industrial air compressor systems.

2. What is the main function of this filter?

Its main function is to remove airborne dust and particulate contaminants from intake air before that air enters the compressor.

3. Which compressor models use the 24133019?

Available parts information associates this element with selected RS-series compressors, including RS90IE, RS110IE, RS132IE, and RS160IE. Always verify compatibility against the compressor’s parts manual and serial number.

4. What is the difference between a standard and high-dust air filter?

A standard filter is intended for normal operating environments, while a high-dust element is selected for installations with greater airborne dust exposure. The correct choice depends on the compressor manufacturer’s recommendations and site conditions.

5. Is 47639436001 the same part as 24133019?

No. The 24133019 is identified as the individual high-dust air filter element. The 47639436001 is listed as an associated RS-series maintenance kit reference. Confirm the kit’s exact contents before ordering.

6. Does this filter require a pre-filter?

Some compatible compressor configurations use an upstream pre-filter. The required arrangement depends on the compressor model and filtration configuration. Check the equipment documentation before replacing components.

7. How often should the filter be replaced?

The replacement interval depends on operating hours, environmental dust levels, and the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule. Intake restriction and filter condition should also be monitored.

8. Can the used filter element be cleaned and reused?

Do not assume that the element can be cleaned or reused. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the specific filter. Replace it when its condition or the service requirements indicate that replacement is necessary.

9. What happens if the air filter becomes blocked?

A heavily restricted filter can reduce intake airflow and increase the compressor’s operating resistance. This may affect compressor performance and energy consumption.

10. What information is needed to confirm compatibility?

The compressor model, serial number, existing filter part number, and maintenance-kit reference are useful for confirming the correct replacement component.

Procurement and Maintenance Recommendations

When purchasing the Ingersoll Rand 24133019 air filter element, verify the part number and compressor application before placing an order. This is particularly important when sourcing replacement components for equipment operating in demanding industrial environments.

For maintenance planning, consider the condition of the complete intake filtration system rather than replacing only the main element. Inspect the pre-filter, filter housing, seals, and intake passages during scheduled service.

If ordering under the associated 47639436001 maintenance-kit reference, request confirmation of the kit contents. A maintenance kit may include multiple service components, while the 24133019 identifies the high-dust air filter element itself.

For spare-parts inventory, record the compressor model, serial number, filter part number, and operating environment. Maintaining accurate records helps reduce incorrect orders and supports faster replacement during planned maintenance or unexpected equipment downtime.

Conclusion

The Ingersoll Rand 24133019 High-Dust Air Filter Element is an intake filtration component designed for compatible industrial air compressor systems operating in environments with elevated airborne dust levels. By removing particulate contaminants before they enter the compressor, it helps protect internal components and maintain suitable intake airflow.

The associated 47639436001 reference should be treated as a maintenance-kit number rather than the individual filter element’s part number. Confirming the compressor model, serial number, and required filter configuration is essential when purchasing replacement parts or planning compressor maintenance.