AVENTICS™ Series 652 Air Preparation Units

Product Description

The AVENTICS Series 652 is an easy-to-install line of pneumatic filters, regulators and lubricators (FRLs) that offer the industry´s highest flow rates and widest temperature ratings. Available in 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch, and 1/2-inch port sizes, these FRLs are ideal for automotive and tire, packaging, food and beverage, and process applications requiring highly reliable operation and robust, modern-looking equipment. Available with integrated redundant safe exhaust valve and IIoT enabled air flow sensor.

Specifications

Product Type: Air Preparation

Pipe / Port Size: 1/4 ; 1/2 ; 3/8

Operating Environment: Indoor, Outdoor

Features

The industry´s highest flow rates assure OEMs and maintenance managers that their air preparation products will optimize machine performance.
Extended high- and low-temperature capabilities (-40° C to 80° C) allow the FRLs to be specified across a broad range of applications, including those within harsh environments.
New manifold endplate flanges allow the maintenance technician to pull the manifold assembly out of service without disconnecting the piping.
Front-facing easy-to-read, low-profile gauges improve serviceability. They are the only products of their type to offer these gauges on shut-off isolation valves and slow-start/quick-exhaust valves.
Optional pressure regulator with reverse flow check permits placement of the regulator between the valve and cylinder - allowing air to be exhausted through the regulator without causing damage or reduced life.
Optional integrated pressure range indicators allow the user to easily set the red/green colour indicators to the desired pressure range.
Available with integrated redundant safe exhaust valve to implement safety standards without affecting productivity. Meets ISO 13849 standard, category 3 PLd (Performance Level).
Available with integrated IIoT enabled air flow sensor to monitor air consumption in pneumatic systems. This enables fast action in case leaks are detected, to optimize energy consumption, prevent machine downtime, and reduce costs.