Adsorber components and their tasks.

Plastic housing (A): Protects the inner workings of the adsorber. The disposable plastic housing is durable and UV-resistant.

Activated carbon disk (B): Adsorbs oil particles and aerosols from exhaust air.

3µm paper filter (C): Filters finest dust and dirt particles from supply air and thus protects the system from getting filthy.

Activated carbon (D): Adsorbs finest oil particles and aerosols from exhaust air.

Oil demister (E): Prevents oil particles from escaping. They condense on the demister and drip back into the system.

Slosh protection (F): Prevents oil splashes and small oil droplets from escaping. They condense on the slosh protection and drip back into the system.

Foam filter disk (G & I):  Filters coarse dust and dirt particles from the supply air and protects the silica gel layer

Silica gel (H): Indicates by changing color from white to brown when it is time to replace the adsorber.

Opening (J): Enables air exchange with the environment when the system draws in or pushes out air for pressure equalization.

Thread (K): Connects system and adsorber. Various thread types are available.