Festo D Polycarbonate Filter Regulator, 40μm, G 3/8, Manual, 7 bar, 162705

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RS Stock No.:
202-9852
Mfr. Part No.:
LFR-3/8-D-7-MIDI
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Port Connection

G 3/8

Maximum Operating Pressure

7 bar

Manufacturer Series

D

Drain Type

Manual

Filtration Size

40µm

Pressure Gauge Port

G 3/8

Pressure Gauge Port Thread Size

3/8 in

Port Connection Thread Size

3/8 in

Minimum Operating Pressure

1bar

Port Connection Thread Standard

G

Model Number

162705

Bowl Material

Polycarbonate

COO (Country of Origin):
HU

Festo Filter Regulator, 40μm, G 3/8 - LFR-3/8-D-7-MIDI


Need to keep your air-driven devices supplied with air at the right pressure and free from contaminants or moisture that could damage them? This filter regulator from Festo will do the job. The regulator part controls the rate of the airflow, while the filter cleans the air by scrubbing out solid particles and separating out liquids. It's fitted with a pressure gauge for easy monitoring and a locking rotary knob so you can set the pressure. You can connect it with the G 3/8 port and use it at pressures of up to 7 bar.

• Durable metal bowl guard protects the filter element
• Manual condensate drain lets you release the condensed liquid when the system isn't running

Applications


• Air-driven devices such as cylinders or motors
• Regulators
• Lubricators
• Directional control valves

Where would I install a filter regulator?


Install the filter regulator in the air line, upstream of the devices that you're driving with the air supply.

What size particles will this filter regulator trap?


This filter regulator will trap particles as small as 40μm, meaning anything that's visible to the naked eye.

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