Norgren Excelon® Modular Compressed Air Line Filter/Regulators for Control and Protection of Pneumatic Equipment.

B72G Series Inline and Modular Air Line Filter / Pressure Regulator

Filter Regulators, FRLs

PLACE ORDER

Above Price for Model with Manual Drain

FRL's for In-Line or Modular Installation

High Efficiency Water and Particle Removal

Quick Release Bayonet Bowl

Push to Lock Adjusting Knob with Tamper Resistant Accessory

Optional Patented Quarter Turn Manual Drain

Description

The B72G Series Air Line Filter / Pressure Regulators are designed for use as a single in-line unit or as part of a Norgren's Excelon® modular compressed air preparation supply system. This air line filter / regulator is designed for high efficiency water and particle removal, and comes with a push to lock adjusting knob.

As a modular pneumatic component, this air line filter / regulator can quickly be attached to oilers, smooth start / exhaust valves, safety lockout valves and pipe adapters. With our Quickclamp® and Quickclamp® and wall bracket accessories, a complete compressed air supply system can be assembled and mounted in minutes.

† All amounts shown in AUD

SPECIFICATIONS
Fluid: Compressed air
Maximum Pressure:
    Transparent Bowl: 10 bar (150 psig)
    Metal Bowl: 17 bar (250 psig)
    B72G with Metal Bowl and Auto Drain: 10 bar (150 psig)
Operating Temperature*:
Transparent Bowl: -34 to 50°C (-30 to 125°F)
Metal Bowl: -34 to 80°C (-30 to 175°F)

B72G MATERIALS
Body: Zinc
Bonnet: Acetal
Valve: Brass
Transparent Bowl: Polycarbonate

Metal Bowl: Zinc Liquid Level Indicator Lens
(Metal Bowl): Transparent nylon
Element: Sintered polypropelene Elastomers: Neoprene and nitrile

B73G AND B74G MATERIALS
Body and Bonnet: Aluminum
Transparent Bowl: Polycarbonate
Guarded Transparent Bowl: Polycarbonate with steel
Metal Bowl: Aluminum Liquid Level Indicator Lens
(Metal Bowl): Transparent nylon (Pyrex® optional)
Element: Sintered polypropelene
Elastomers: Neoprene and nitrile
*Air supply must be dry enough to avoid ice formation
at temperatures below 2°C (35°F)