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Air Oil Separator Element CURTIS CS511NThe CURTIS CS511N is a key component of your lubricated rotary screw air compressor. The oil is injected with the intake air to seal the compressors screws with the chamber, lubricate bearings and remove heat of compression from the machine, after the air and oil mix is compressed by the screw a separator will filter the mix to reinject the oil into the compression chamber and send the air downstream. The element is designated with a maximum velocity

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Specifications as per BROOMWADE or better

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