AF20-02 1/4" AF Air Filter
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AF20-02 1/4" AF Air Filter
Manual Drain AF20-02 1/4" AF Air Filter
Auto Drain AF20-02D 1/4" AF Air Filter
NANPU AF20-02 1/4" AF Air Filter
| AF | 20A | 03 | BSP | M |
| Series Number | Body Size | Port Size | Thread Type | Drainage Method |
| 20A | 02：1/4" | BSP | A: Manual Drain | |
| 30A | 03：3/8" | PT | D: Auto Drain | |
| 40A | 04: 1/2" | NPT | Differential Pressure Drain |
NANPUTechnical Specifications
| Model | ||
| Manual Drain | (L/min）Rated Flow Rate | |
| AF20-02 / AF20-02D | 500 | |
| AF30-03 / AF30-03D | 2000 | |
| AF40-04 / AF40-04D | 4000 | |
| Max Input Pressure | 1.2Mpa{12.24kgf/cm²} /174.04Psi |
| Max Operating Pressure | 1.0Mpa{10.2kgf/cm²} /145Psi |
| Temperature Range | 5~60℃ |
| Filtration Accuracy | 5μm, 40μm |
| Bowl Material | Polycarbonate |
| Bowl Guard | AC20A (None) AC30A-40A(YES) |
| Pressure Range | AF20~40/0.05~0.85Mpa（0.51~8.7kgf/cm² )/0~125Psi |
Preparation
All calibration assemblies must be fabricated and assembled in strict accordance with the maximum flow rate specifications. This compliance is essential for ensuring the optimal performance, reliability, and efficiency of the compressed air system. Meticulous attention to these requirements guarantees that the system operates without constraints, preventing potential inefficiencies or failures.
All calibration assemblies must be fabricated and assembled in strict accordance with the maximum flow rate specifications. This compliance is essential for ensuring the optimal performance, reliability, and efficiency of the compressed air system. Meticulous attention to these requirements guarantees that the system operates without constraints, preventing potential inefficiencies or failures.
Prior to installation, it is imperative to conduct a comprehensive cleaning of all ports and fittings. Utilize appropriate industrial - grade cleaning agents and tools to thoroughly remove any dust, debris, or contaminants. This thorough cleansing process serves as a critical safeguard, effectively preventing particulate matter from entering the air pathway and causing blockages or performance degradation.
During the installation phase, scrupulously verify the alignment of the air flow direction with the arrow markings on the product body. Additionally, carefully inspect and confirm that the port dimensions and thread sizes are precisely matched to ensure a secure, leak - free connection. Any discrepancies in these aspects can lead to system malfunctions and compromised performance.
Filtration
The filtration process of this system operates in an automated fashion, leveraging advanced mechanical and aerodynamic principles to ensure continuous and efficient purification of the compressed air stream. At the core of this process lies a high - performance 5 - micron filter element, which serves as the primary line of defense against a wide array of contaminants. Engineered with precision, this filter element effectively captures and removes sediment, suspended solids, colloidal particles, rust, and various other particulate matter present in the air. Through a combination of mechanical straining and adsorption mechanisms, it provides a thorough purification, safeguarding downstream equipment from damage caused by abrasive particles and ensuring the delivery of clean, high - quality compressed air that meets stringent industrial standards.
Drainage
The drainage column is equipped with a self - regulating mechanism designed to optimize moisture management within the system. In the absence of air pressure, the column automatically initiates the excretion process, expelling accumulated condensate to prevent waterlogging. Conversely, when air flow commences, the column promptly seals shut, ensuring that the pressurized air stream remains unobstructed and uncontaminated by moisture. It is crucial to monitor the water level within the drainage system; should it exceed the predefined upper threshold, immediate manual drainage is required. Failure to do so can result in compromised dehumidification performance, potentially leading to reduced system efficiency, corrosion of components, and operational disruptions. Regular inspection and timely drainage are essential for maintaining the integrity and functionality of the overall system.