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Top-Grade Sub-Micronic Air Filter - 100 CFM

Introducing our advanced Compressed Air Filter, designed to deliver unparalleled performance and efficiency. This filter stands out with its unique sub-micronic filtration method, which creates a labyrinth of openings from interlocking fibers on the fabric surfaces. This innovative design ensures that particles as small as .01 microns are effectively trapped, providing a cleaner and more reliable compressed air supply. With a maximum flow rate of 100 CFM at 80 PSI and a maximum pressure of 125 PSI, this filter is perfect for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.

Key Specifications and Features

Experience the excellence of our Compressed Air Filter with its impressive features. First, the sub-micronic filtration method ensures the highest level of particle capture, making it ideal for environments where air quality is critical. Additionally, the filter boasts a maximum flow rate of 100 CFM at 80 PSI, allowing for efficient operation in high-demand applications. Its robust construction and maximum pressure rating of 125 PSI guarantee long-lasting performance even under demanding conditions.

• Sub-micronic filtration for superior particle capture
• 100 CFM max. flow rate at 80 PSI
• 125 PSI max. pressure rating

Practical Applications and Benefits

Our Compressed Air Filter is a versatile solution for various industries and everyday scenarios. From manufacturing and automotive workshops to HVAC systems and laboratory environments, this filter is designed to enhance air quality and equipment performance. Its ability to trap sub-micronic particles ensures a cleaner air supply, reducing maintenance costs and improving productivity. By investing in this high-quality filter, you can create a safer and more efficient workspace.

• Improves air quality in industrial and commercial settings
• Reduces maintenance costs and improves productivity
• Perfect for use in manufacturing, automotive, HVAC, and laboratory environments