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Air line filters

June 13, 2007
SuperStar 0.01 µm filter can be installed at the point of use to efficiently remove moisture and contaminants from air lines in order to improve and extend the life cycle of tools and equipment. They also feature a four-stage filter and charcoal ...
SuperStar 0.01 µm filter can be installed at the point of use to efficiently remove moisture and contaminants from air lines in order to improve and extend the life cycle of tools and equipment. They also feature a four-stage filter and charcoal absorption element and offer flow ranges of 50, 75, or 100 scfm at pressure to 250 psi. They also include built-in differential pressure gauges and an automatic float drain.

La-Man Corp.,
(386) 304-0411,
www.laman.com

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