Replacement filter for the liquid separator

$15.90

The replacement filter for the liquid separator on the LAVA V.300 vacuum sealer. This filter sits inside the separator and traps powders, fine particles, and liquid residue before they can reach the vacuum pump. Keeping it fresh protects the pump and keeps suction strong. A genuine LAVA part for the V.300 Black and V.300 White, quick to swap with no tools.
Fits the V.300 Black and V.300 White vacuum sealers.

Replacement filter for the liquid separator
Replacement filter for the liquid separator
$15.90
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Replacement Filter — Specifications

Specification Detail
Product Type Replacement filter for liquid separator
Compatibility LAVA V.300 Black and V.300 White vacuum sealers
Function Traps powders, particles, and liquid before they reach the pump
Installation Drops in, no tools required
Colour White / transparent
Maintenance Inspect after use; clean or replace as needed
Brand LAVA
LAVA V.300 Liquid Separator Filter

What the Filter Does and Why It Matters

The liquid separator on the V.300 stops liquid and debris being pulled into the vacuum pump. The filter is the element inside that separator that does the actual trapping.

Food Residue Powders, particles, marinade, and moisture enter the separator path.
Filter Barrier The replacement filter traps residue before it reaches the machine.
Pump Protection The pump stays cleaner, helping maintain strong suction.
Drop-In No tools required for installation
Protects Helps stop powders, particles, and liquid reaching the pump
Spare Useful to keep on hand so the machine is not out of action

The Part That Does the Trapping

The liquid separator is the protective stage on the V.300, but the filter inside it is what catches fine particles and moisture.

When you seal wet or powdery foods, marinated meat, fresh fish, flour, or spices, the filter catches the material that would otherwise reach the pump.

A Low-Cost Part With a High-Value Job

The pump is the most expensive component in the machine.

Keeping the separator filter clean helps protect the pump and keeps the vacuum strong and consistent.

Why It Matters for Pump Life

Letting powder and liquid through accelerates pump wear and can reduce suction over time. A clean filter keeps the separator working as intended, protects the pump, and helps the machine maintain reliable vacuum performance.

When to Inspect, Clean, or Replace

1

Inspect After Wet Foods

Check the filter after sealing wet, marinated, or fine-particle foods.

2

Clean When Dirty

Clean it when residue builds up inside the separator.

3

Replace When Clogged

Fit a fresh filter when it is clogged or no longer comes clean.

4

Keep a Spare

A spare filter means the machine is never out of action waiting for a part.

Wet Foods

Useful when sealing marinated meat, fresh fish, or foods with surface moisture.

Powders and Particles

Helps trap flour, spices, and fine particles before they travel deeper into the machine.

Weaker Suction

If suction feels weaker or residue is building up in the separator, a fresh filter is the first thing to fit.

Best For

V.300 Black and V.300 White owners maintaining their machine, especially anyone who regularly seals wet, marinated, or powdery foods.

Compatibility

Fits the LAVA V.300 Black and V.300 White vacuum sealers.

Replacement Filter — Common Questions

Which machines does this filter fit?

The LAVA V.300 Black and V.300 White vacuum sealers, which use the liquid separator system. If you have a different model, check which separator or filter it uses before ordering.
Inspect the filter after sealing wet or powdery foods. Clean it when dirty, and replace it when it is clogged or will not come clean. Weaker suction or residue building up in the separator are signs it is due.
It protects the vacuum pump, the most expensive part of the machine, by trapping liquid and fine particles before they reach it. A clean filter keeps suction strong and extends the life of the pump.
No. It drops into the liquid separator with no tools. Remove the old filter, fit the new one, and the separator is back to full protection.
Yes. It is an inexpensive wear part, and keeping a spare means a clogged filter never leaves your machine waiting. For anyone sealing wet or fine-particle foods often, a spare or two is worth having.