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64-1671-71 Parker 5μm 23scfm G 1/2 Pneumatic Filter, Automatic, 150 → 250psi P32FB14ESAN
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Product Model: 64-1671-71
Product Brand: Parker
Features
- Particulate Filters. Parker's P31 pneumatic particulate filter range for the removal of solid particle contamination and condensed liquids down to a particle size of 5 microns. Suitable for *** in a wide variety of industrial compressed air and air preparation solutions and as an upstream filter for all systems employing a coalescing filter. Modular design with integrated ports Robust ; lightweight aluminium construction High efficiency element as standard Excellent water removal One hand operation for easy cartridge removal Positive bayonet latch to ensure correct ; safe fitting Plastic ; metal bowl options Manual ; automatic drain options
Spec
- Quantity:1piece
- Filtration Size:5µm
- Drain Type:Automatic
- Port Connection:G 1/2
- Maximum Flow Rate:23SCFM
- Minimum Operating Pressure:150psi
- Maximum Operating Pressure:250 psi
- Maximum Operating Temperature:+65.5°C
- Port Connection Thread Standard:G
- Minimum Operating Temperature:-25°C
- Port Connection Thread Size:1/2 in
- Bowl Material:Metal
- CODE No.:867-5781
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