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OIL-X 'Point Of Use' Oil Vapour Reduction Filters - AC030GGMX

Activated carbon filters for the reduction of oil vapour and hydrocarbon odours, providing a maximum remaining oil content of <0.003mg/m³ (<0.003ppm) @ 21°C (70°F).
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Connection Type BSPP Maximum Flow Rate 305 m³/h @ 7 barg (180 cfm @ 102 psig)
Filter Stages Double Stage Port Size 1½ inch
Drain Manual Operating Temperature 2 to 30
Depth 115.0 Application Compressed Air and Nitrogen Gas Applications
Pressure Differential < 773 mbar Initial Dry, 100% Flow Industry Industrial Manufacturing Equipment<br/> Food & Beverage<br/> Automotive<br/> Electronics<br/> Pharmaceuticals<br/> Medical & Dental
Element Change Interval 030AA:<br/> 12 Months<br/><br/>030AC:<br/> When oil vapour is detected Weight 4.1
Compatible Element P030AA and 030AC<br/>Requires Both Operating Pressure 1 to 16
Residual Oil Content Aerosols:<br/>0.01 mg/m³ / 0.01 ppm(w) <br/>@ 21°C (70°F)<br/><br/>Vapour:<br/>0.003 mg/m³ / 0.003 ppm(w) <br/>@ 21°C (70°F) Specifications Met Fully tested - In accordance with ISO8573-2, 4 and 5<br/><br/>Filtration performance independently validated - by Lloyds Register.<br/><br/>PED 2014/68/EU Fluid Group II
Filter Type Oil Vapour Reduction Height 733.0
Division Gas Separation and Filtration Division EMEA Product Series OIL-X Grades ACS and AC
Division Gas Separation and Filtration Division EMEA Brand PARKER
Micron Rating down to 0.01 Width 129.0
Technology Filtration Product Type Compressed Air Filter
Materials of Construction Die Cast Aluminium
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