Industrial Air Compressor Maintenance Parts

Routine service commonly includes an air filter, oil filter, compressor oil, and—at the manufacturer’s recommended interval—an air-oil separator element. Exact requirements vary by compressor type, model, operating hours, and service interval.

Use the OEM part numbers printed on the existing filters and separator element or listed in the compressor service manual. The compressor manufacturer, model, and serial number can also help identify the correct parts. 

If you need help identifying the correct parts, try using our Parts Finder.

Our replacement parts are sourced from many of the same manufacturers that produce components for leading compressor OEMs. They are built to match OEM specifications, fit, and performance—helping your facility reduce maintenance costs without compromising reliability.

Not always. However, because these components often have overlapping service intervals, they are commonly replaced together to reduce downtime and avoid multiple technician visits. Many compressors receive one major service and one minor service each year. 

A major service typically includes replacing the air filter, oil filter, separator element, and compressor oil. A minor service generally includes replacing the air and oil filters, inspecting the remaining components, and topping off the compressor with the correct oil as needed. Always follow the service schedule for your specific compressor model and operating hours.

Yes. Send us the compressor make, model, serial number, service interval, and any available OEM part numbers. We can help identify the filters, separator element, and oil required for the service. If your facility services your compressor in house, great! If not, we can help arrange service through our nationwide network of service partners.