Replacement Oil Demister

45.00 

  • Captures oil mist to preserve oil levels across 2 pump sizes
  • Zero tools required for cleaning or routine maintenance
  • Direct fit for Small, Regular, and XL Premier Oil Pumps

Delivery in 2 working days.

Harvest Right Premier Pump Replacement Oil Demister
Oil mist escaping through your vacuum pump doesn’t just create a mess — it signals wasted oil, reduced pump efficiency, and a shorter lifespan for your freeze dryer. The Harvest Right Premier Pump Replacement Oil Demister solves this by intercepting oil-laden exhaust air before it exits the pump, separating the oil from the airstream so only clean air is released. Engineered specifically for the Premier Oil Pump used in Harvest Right Freeze Dryers, the Oil Demister installs directly onto the pump and requires no tools. When it’s time to clean, simply twist it off, rinse it with hot water, let it dry completely, and reattach — keeping maintenance simple and your freeze-drying cycles uninterrupted.

Oil-Air Separation
Captures oil mist from pump exhaust air before it escapes, keeping your workspace clean and oil where it belongs.

Premier Pump Compatible
Designed as a direct-fit replacement for the Premier Oil Pump in Harvest Right Freeze Dryers — no modifications needed.

Tool-Free Twist-Off Design
Removes and reattaches by hand in seconds, making routine cleaning fast and hassle-free between freeze-drying runs.

Easy Hot-Water Cleaning
Clean with hot water, allow to dry completely, and reinstall — no solvents or special tools required to restore full function.

Extends Pump Life
By preventing oil loss through misting, the demister helps maintain pump efficiency and supports the long-term performance of your freeze dryer.

How often should I clean or replace the oil demister?
Cleaning frequency depends on how heavily you use your freeze dryer and the condition of your pump oil. As a general practice, inspect the demister whenever you perform a pump oil change and clean it if you notice visible oil buildup or reduced airflow.

How to clean the demister you can watch here:

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