STAGE 1
5 Micron
DeVilbiss
120 CFM Air Line Control Unit
part #: DEV-HAR602 |
• With 50 CFM regulator
• 5 micron particle filter
• 120 CFM filter capacity– 50 CFM regulator capacity
• Additional filtered regulated outlet
• Air inlet: 1/2” N.P.T. (F)
• Air outlet at shutoff valve: 1/4” NPSM (M)
• Maximum pressure: 150 psi
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STAGE 2
.01 Micron
Motor Guard
1/4” NPT Sub-Micronic Compressed Air Filter
part #: MOT-M30 |
• Eliminates paint failures caused by particulate, moisture and oil aerosol contaminates as small as .01 micron
• Extends the life of your tools by protecting bearings and precision parts from dirty, oily, watery contaminants
• Increases the efficiency and tip life of your plasma cutter by removing moisture and oil aerosols from your compressed air line
• Pipe size: 1/4 NPT
• Maximum flow @ 80 PSI: 45 CFM
• Maximum pressure: 125 PSI
• Removal rating: (nom.): .01 micron
• Size: 5” x 7”
• Replacement element: M-723
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• Users report contaminant free air with higher flow rates and minimal pressure drops
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STAGE 3
Carbor Oil Vapor Filter
removes ALL oil
perfect for waterbased paints
Oil & Water do not mix!
Carbon Oil Vapor Filter
part #:M-C100 |
•The Motor Guard Model M-C100 Activated Carbon Filter removes oil vapor and other contaminants from compressed air through the adsorption process. In this process, microscopic pores in the activated carbon media trap individual oil molecules while clean air passes through. The Motor Guard’s Activated Carbon Filter features the exclusive Carbon-Max® cartridge. The filter element contains an expanded volume of activated carbon media to deliver air to the spray gun that is virtually free of oil vapor (<.01 ppm by weight). Designed for maximum airflow at a minimum pressure drop, the extended carbon content of the Carbon-Max® cartridge means that compressed air spends the maximum time in contact with the carbon media for more complete vapor removal. The addition of the M-C100 as the final stage in an existing air management system ensures defect-free finishing with waterborne materials.
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