Hankison HF5-16-4-DPL Filter
The Hankison HF5-16-4-DPL is a high-efficiency Grade 5 coalescing filter engineered for critical downstream protection in industrial compressed air systems. Delivering a 35 SCFM flow rate at 100 PSI, this unit utilizes 1/2" NPT connections to integrate into existing pneumatic piping. As a veteran technician knows, maintaining compressed air quality is essential for tool longevity; this oil removal filter captures liquid aerosols and sub-micronic particulates down to 0.01 micron, achieving a maximum remaining oil content of 0.008 ppm w/w. The rugged housing supports a maximum working pressure of 250 PSI and features an internal automatic drain to ensure continuous moisture evacuation without manual intervention. To streamline preventive maintenance, the assembly includes a differential pressure slide indicator and a liquid level indicator, allowing contractors to monitor element loading and sump capacity at a glance.
Key Benefits for the Contractor:
- Ultra-Clean Air Delivery: Grade 5 filtration media ensures high-efficiency oil aerosol removal, preventing contamination in sensitive pneumatic valves and cylinders.
- Reduced Maintenance Intervals: The integrated automatic float drain and large sump area handle heavy condensate loads without requiring daily monitoring.
- Real-Time Diagnostics: The DP slide indicator provides a visual cue for element replacement, ensuring system pressure remains optimized and energy costs stay low.
- Compact Form Factor: With a 4.13" width and 11.05" height, this unit fits into tight skids and modular air prep stations where space is a premium.
Common Questions:
What is the difference between a Grade 5 and Grade 7 Hankison filter?
Grade 5 is a high-efficiency coalescer designed to remove fine oil mists down to 0.01 micron. It is typically used as a pre-filter for desiccant dryers or a final filter for critical tools, whereas Grade 7 is a general-purpose filter for larger particles and liquid water.
Can the automatic drain be serviced separately?
Yes, the internal automatic drain is a modular component that can be inspected or replaced without decommissioning the entire filter housing, minimizing downtime for the facility.
Is this filter compatible with synthetic compressor oils?
The materials used in the HF5 series are compatible with most common lubricants, including mineral oils and synthetic fluids typically found in rotary screw and reciprocating compressors.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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$191.84Hankison HF5-16-4-DPL Filter
The Hankison HF5-16-4-DPL is a high-efficiency Grade 5 coalescing filter engineered for critical downstream protection in industrial compressed air systems. Delivering a 35 SCFM flow rate at 100 PSI, this unit utilizes 1/2" NPT connections to integrate into existing pneumatic piping. As a veteran technician knows, maintaining compressed air quality is essential for tool longevity; this oil removal filter captures liquid aerosols and sub-micronic particulates down to 0.01 micron, achieving a maximum remaining oil content of 0.008 ppm w/w. The rugged housing supports a maximum working pressure of 250 PSI and features an internal automatic drain to ensure continuous moisture evacuation without manual intervention. To streamline preventive maintenance, the assembly includes a differential pressure slide indicator and a liquid level indicator, allowing contractors to monitor element loading and sump capacity at a glance.
Key Benefits for the Contractor:
- Ultra-Clean Air Delivery: Grade 5 filtration media ensures high-efficiency oil aerosol removal, preventing contamination in sensitive pneumatic valves and cylinders.
- Reduced Maintenance Intervals: The integrated automatic float drain and large sump area handle heavy condensate loads without requiring daily monitoring.
- Real-Time Diagnostics: The DP slide indicator provides a visual cue for element replacement, ensuring system pressure remains optimized and energy costs stay low.
- Compact Form Factor: With a 4.13" width and 11.05" height, this unit fits into tight skids and modular air prep stations where space is a premium.
Common Questions:
What is the difference between a Grade 5 and Grade 7 Hankison filter?
Grade 5 is a high-efficiency coalescer designed to remove fine oil mists down to 0.01 micron. It is typically used as a pre-filter for desiccant dryers or a final filter for critical tools, whereas Grade 7 is a general-purpose filter for larger particles and liquid water.
Can the automatic drain be serviced separately?
Yes, the internal automatic drain is a modular component that can be inspected or replaced without decommissioning the entire filter housing, minimizing downtime for the facility.
Is this filter compatible with synthetic compressor oils?
The materials used in the HF5 series are compatible with most common lubricants, including mineral oils and synthetic fluids typically found in rotary screw and reciprocating compressors.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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The Hankison HF5-16-4-DPL is a high-efficiency Grade 5 coalescing filter engineered for critical downstream protection in industrial compressed air systems. Delivering a 35 SCFM flow rate at 100 PSI, this unit utilizes 1/2" NPT connections to integrate into existing pneumatic piping. As a veteran technician knows, maintaining compressed air quality is essential for tool longevity; this oil removal filter captures liquid aerosols and sub-micronic particulates down to 0.01 micron, achieving a maximum remaining oil content of 0.008 ppm w/w. The rugged housing supports a maximum working pressure of 250 PSI and features an internal automatic drain to ensure continuous moisture evacuation without manual intervention. To streamline preventive maintenance, the assembly includes a differential pressure slide indicator and a liquid level indicator, allowing contractors to monitor element loading and sump capacity at a glance.
Key Benefits for the Contractor:
- Ultra-Clean Air Delivery: Grade 5 filtration media ensures high-efficiency oil aerosol removal, preventing contamination in sensitive pneumatic valves and cylinders.
- Reduced Maintenance Intervals: The integrated automatic float drain and large sump area handle heavy condensate loads without requiring daily monitoring.
- Real-Time Diagnostics: The DP slide indicator provides a visual cue for element replacement, ensuring system pressure remains optimized and energy costs stay low.
- Compact Form Factor: With a 4.13" width and 11.05" height, this unit fits into tight skids and modular air prep stations where space is a premium.
Common Questions:
What is the difference between a Grade 5 and Grade 7 Hankison filter?
Grade 5 is a high-efficiency coalescer designed to remove fine oil mists down to 0.01 micron. It is typically used as a pre-filter for desiccant dryers or a final filter for critical tools, whereas Grade 7 is a general-purpose filter for larger particles and liquid water.
Can the automatic drain be serviced separately?
Yes, the internal automatic drain is a modular component that can be inspected or replaced without decommissioning the entire filter housing, minimizing downtime for the facility.
Is this filter compatible with synthetic compressor oils?
The materials used in the HF5 series are compatible with most common lubricants, including mineral oils and synthetic fluids typically found in rotary screw and reciprocating compressors.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
