A specialist UK based supplier of industrial and compressor filters

Parker Domnick Hunter

Welcome to Parker domnick hunter at MFEUK, the provider of world class filtration, purification and separation solutions

Parker domnick hunter is a world leader in the filtration, purification and separation of compressed air and gases with many significant brand labeled products and major customers. Specializing in the fine end of the market where product quality, support and technological excellence are paramount, it designs and manufactures compressed air filters, compressed air dryers, breathing air purifier systems, condensate management products and ancillary equipment.

Parker domnick hunter is instrumental in the development of both the international standards for compressed air and filter testing, and continues to work closely on new standards with such governing bodies as the International Standards Organization (ISO), PNEUROP, the Compressed Air and Gas Institute (CAGI) and the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS).

Founded in 1963, the very successful domnick hunter filtration, purification and separation group recently became part of Parker Hannifin Corporation, the world leader in motion and control technologies.

Compressed air purification equipment must deliver uncompromising performance and reliability while providing the right balance of air quality with the lowest cost of operation. Many manufacturers offer products for the filtration and purification of contaminated compressed air, which are often selected only upon their initial purchase cost, with little or no regard for the air quality they provide, the cost of operation throughout their life or indeed their environmental impact. When purchasing purification equipment, delivered air quality, the overall cost ofownership and the equipment's environmental impact must always be considered.

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Of the ten major contaminants found in compressed air, nine are removed using filtration technology, however, are all compressed air and gas filters the same?

Compressed air purification equipment is essential to all modern production facilities. It must deliver uncompromising performance and reliability while providing the right balance of air quality with the lowest cost of operation. Today, many manufacturers offer products for the filtration and purification of contaminated compressed air, which are often selected only upon their initial purchase cost, with little or no regard for the air quality they provide, the cost of operation throughout their life or their environmental impact. When purchasing purification equipment, delivered air quality, the overall cost of ownership and the equipment's environmental impact must always be considered.

  • Water Separators - For the removal of bulk condensed water
  • Coalescing Filters - For the removal of water aerosols, atmospheric dirt and solid particulate, micro-organisms, liquid oil and oil aerosols and rust and pipescale
  • Adsorption Filters - For the removal of oil vapor
  • Dust Removal Filters - For the removal of atmospheric dirt and solid particulate and micro-organisms
  • Micro-biological Filters - For the removal of atmospheric dirt and solid particulate and micro-organisms

Water Separators

Water separators are used to protect coalescing filters against bulk liquid contamination, where excessive cooling takes place in air receivers and distribution piping.

Using mechanical separation techniques, Parker domnick hunter Water Separators will remove in excess of 92% bulk liquid contamination at all flow conditions.

Coalescing Compressed Air Filters

Coalescing compressed air filters are probably the single most important items of purification equipment in a compressed air system.  They are designed to not only remove aerosols (droplets) of oil and water using mechanical filtration techniques, but also to remove solid particulate to very low levels (as small as 0.01 micron in size).  Installed in pairs, the first compressed air filter is a 'general purpose filter' which protects the second 'high efficiency filter' from bulk contamination.  The dual filter installation from Parker domnick hunter ensures a continuous supply of high quality compressed air with the additional benefits of low operational costs and minimal maintenance.

Adsorption (Activated Carbon) Filters

Oil vapor is oil in a gaseous form and will pass through a coalescing filter just as easily as the compressed air.  Therefore, oil vapor removal filters must be employed as these provide a large bed of activated carbon adsorbent for the effective removal of oil vapor, providing the ultimate protection against oil contamination.

Dust Removal Filters

Dust removal compressed air filters are used for the removal of dry particulates.  They provide identical particulate removal performance to the equivalent coalescing filter and use the same mechanical filtration techniques to provide up to 99.9999% particle removal efficiency.

Sterile Filters

Absolute removal of solid particulates and micro-organisms is performed by a sieve retention or membrane filter.  They are often referred to as sterile air filters as they also provide sterilized compressed air.  Filter housings are manufactured from stainless steel to allow for in-situ steam sterilization of both the filter housing and element.  It is important to note that the piping between the sterile filter and the application must also be cleaned and sterilized on a regular basis.

The quality of air required throughout a typical compressed air system will vary depending upon application. Treatment of the compressed air at only one point alone, for example the compressor room; is not enough and it is highly recommended that the compressed air is first treated prior to entry into the distribution system (to a quality level suitable for protecting air receivers and distribution piping) and then at the point of use, with specific attention being focused on the application and the level of air quality required. This approach to system design ensures that air is not “over treated" and provides the most cost effective solution to high quality compressed air.

The use of the ISO 8573-1:2001 Air Quality Standard provides the system engineer with a simple method of specifying the air purity required at each point in the compressed air system. Using this standard allows Parker domnick hunter to quickly and easily select products from its comprehensive range of purification products to exactly match your system requirements and ensure both your capital and operational costs are kept to a minimum

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With years of industry experience, our team of filtration specialists can offer expert advice on all of your filtration requirements.