Residual oil (VOC) in compressed air poses a direct threat to the quality of products.

In the food industry, pharmaceuticals, hospitals and laboratories, among others, it must be prevented that compressed air contaminated with residual oil vapor (VOC) can come into contact with the product (direct or indirect contamination) or contaminate expensive analysis equipment.

Lately, ever stricter requirements have been imposed on production processes, which means that the need for measuring and monitoring is increasing. Companies take measures by installing filters, dryers, activated carbon filters, etc... However, the desired compressed air quality is rarely actually measured at critical locations.

Prevention and exclusion of unpleasant surprises is the starting point under the motto “To guess is to miss and to measure is to know!”