Parker Moduflex Extra Compressed Air Filters / Bulk Liquid Separators - P3TF Series P3TFA28WEAN

Moduflex Extra P3TF-Series Compressed Air Filters provide air quality in accordance with ISO 8573.1:2001, the international standard for compressed air quality. Moduflex Extras coalescing filters are the first range of filters specifically designed to deliver air quality in accordance with ISO 8573.1 : 2001 when tested with the stringent requirements of the new ISO 12500-1 international standard for Compressed Air Filter Testing.

The P3TF Bulk Liquid Separator removes bulk liquid at all points within the compressed air system. It protects filters, refrigeration dryers, and heatless regenerative desiccant dryers by providing high liquid removal efficiencies under all flow conditions. Based upon internal design, it provides a low pressure drop from inlet to outlet, thus lowering the cost of ownership. The P3TF works well with all types of compressors, removing compressor condensate through centrifugal separation technology. Air enters the inlet containing a set of fixed vanes the air passes through, thus forcing the air to spin inside the vessel. Bulk condensate is removed due to directional changes of the airstream, velocity changes, and centrifugal actions of the vortex. 

Markets
• Miscellaneous Industries

Features/Benefits
• P3TF filters use aerospace technology to keep pressure losses to a minimum
• Deep pleat element technology and specially treated filtration media provides a low pressure loss filter element with 450% more filtration surface area when compared to a conventional wrapped filter, and 200% greater area than typical pleated filter elements
• Overall pressure losses start low and stay low throughout the 12 months life of the filter element
• Can help to significantly reduce your carbon footprint

Applications:
• Bulk liquid removal at any point in a compressed air system
• Protection of refrigeration and adsorption dryer pre-filtration
• Liquid removal from compressor inter-coolers / after-coolers
• Liquid separation within refrigeration dryers