Parker Breathing Air Purification Systems provide compressed-air treatment solutions for industrial applications requiring a controlled supply of breathing-quality air. Compressed air can contain contaminants such as solid particles, oil aerosols, water vapour and certain gaseous impurities that must be addressed through suitable purification equipment.
Depending on the selected Parker system, treatment technologies may include coalescing filtration, adsorption drying, activated carbon filtration and other specialised purification stages. Each technology is intended to reduce particular contaminants, making correct system selection important for meeting the required breathing-air quality.
Parker breathing-air purification equipment is intended for integration with suitable compressed-air sources and compatible respiratory protective equipment. Correct installation, maintenance, air-quality testing and monitoring are necessary to verify that the complete breathing-air supply meets applicable standards and workplace safety requirements.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Parker Hannifin |
| Product Type | Breathing Air Purification System |
| Air Source | Suitable Compressed-Air Supply |
| Primary Function | Reduction of Specified Contaminants |
| Filtration Technology | Model-specific |
| Drying Technology | Available on applicable systems |
| Oil Aerosol Reduction | Configuration-dependent |
| Oil Vapour Reduction | Configuration-dependent |
| Carbon Monoxide Treatment | Only on specifically equipped systems |
| Carbon Dioxide Treatment | Product-specific |
| Flow Capacity | Model-specific |
| Operating Pressure | Model-specific |
| Air Quality Requirements | Applicable breathing-air standards and equipment requirements |
System selection must be based on inlet air quality, required flow rate, operating pressure, contaminant levels, respiratory equipment requirements and applicable safety standards. Purification systems do not add oxygen to an oxygen-deficient air supply.