Filter-Regulator: 1/4 in NPT, 4 cfm, 0.01 micron, 5 psi to 150 psi, Manual Drain, Zinc

Name: Filter-Regulator: 1/4 in NPT, 4 cfm, 0.01 micron, 5 psi to 150 psi, Manual Drain, Zinc
Brand: SPEEDAIRE
SKU: 9245231
Price: 122.08 USD
Availability: InStock

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$122.08 pkg | $122.08 ea

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Shipping to 43085

Expected to arrive Tue. Apr 01.

Technical Specifications

Key Specifications

Adjustment

5 to 100 psi

Maximum Temperature (Deg. F)

125

Adjustment Knob

Non Rising

Mfr. Part Number

4ZK81

Air Consumption

scfm

NPT

1/4 in.

Bowl Material

Polycarbonate

Overall Height

6.44 in.

Brand

SPEEDAIRE

Overall Width

1.63 in.

Filter Rating

0.01 micron

Package Quantity

Item

Filter/Regulator

Pipe Size

1/4 in. NPT

Maximum Flow

4 cfm

Shipping Weight

.45 lb.

Maximum Flow (CFM)

4 CFM

Type

Mini Oil Removal, Coalescing

Maximum Pressure

150 psi

Width

1.63 in.

Maximum Temperature

125 deg. F

General

Adjustment Location

Top

For Fluid Type

Compressed Air

Adjustment Mechanism

Knob

For Removal Of

Particles, Water

Adjustment Mechanism Material

Reinforced Nylon

For Substance Type

Air

Air Flow Direction

Left to Right

Gauge Port Size

1/8 in PTF

Air Inlet Gender

Female

Includes

Bowl

Air Inlet Type

NPT

Max. Flow Range - Air Treatment

0 to 10 cfm

Air Outlet Gender

Female

Minimum Operating Pressure

0.85 MPa

Air Outlet Type

NPT

Minimum Regulated Pressure

5 psi

Bowl Size - Air Treatment

1.0 oz

Modular Connection

No Modular Connection

Connection Size - Air Treatment

1/4 in NPT

Pressure Gauge Port Gender

Female

Drain Part Compatibility

1AKG5A

Pressure Gauge Port Size

1/8 in

Filter Bowl Capacity

1 oz

Pressure Gauge Port Type

PTF

Filter Bowl Guard Included

Yes

Regulator Type

Relieving

Filter Bowl Material

Plastic

Size - Air Treatment

Subcompact

Product Description

Modular connector allows easy removal and swap out. For Max. Flow, the CFM flow is measured with 150 psig inlet adjusted to a set pressure of 90 psig (while increasing flow) and a 15 psig drop.