Standard for oil content of compressed air of air compressor

Air compressor compressed air oil content standards are usually provided by the relevant international, national or industry standards. The following are some common air compressor compressed air oil content standards:

for oil injection screw air compressor, it is generally considered that the oil content of compressed air is not more than 3ppm (that is, the oil content per cubic meter of compressed air is not more than 3 mg) is in line with the standard. When the oil content in the compressed air exceeds this standard, it is usually called "high fuel consumption" or "flying oil", which is one of the common failure phenomena of the air compressor.

For oil-free air compressors, the oil content of compressed air is more stringent. According to the ISO 8573-1 industry standard, the oil content of the compressed air of the oil-free air compressor must be less than 0.01 mg/m & sup3;, in order to reach the CLASS 0 level, is recognized as oil-free compressed air. Such air compressors are widely used in industries such as medicine, food, beverage, electronics, and biological fermentation.

Please note that the specific oil content standards may vary depending on the type of air compressor, application scenarios, industry standards, and regional regulations. Therefore, when selecting and using air compressors, it is recommended to refer to relevant standards and consult with suppliers or professionals to ensure that the performance and quality of air compressors meet actual needs.