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Air Line Filter 3/4 In NPT - Amflo

Part #: 4032

The Amflo 4032 Air Line Filter is engineered to deliver clean, dry air crucial for the optimal performance and longevity of professional-grade pneumatic equipment. Designed for high-demand automotive and industrial environments, this robust filter effectively safeguards air compressors and downstream tools from harmful contaminants, ensuring consistent operation and reducing maintenance needs. It serves as a vital component in maintaining system integrity in various workshop settings.

Key Features

  • 3/4" NPT Port Size: Accommodates high air flow requirements for demanding professional applications.
  • Effective Contaminant Removal: Protects sensitive pneumatic components by filtering out particulate matter and moisture.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of continuous use in industrial and automotive settings.
  • Enhanced Equipment Protection: Prevents wear and tear on air compressors and pneumatic tools, extending their operational life.

Applications

The Amflo 4032 Air Line Filter is an essential addition to any professional setup utilizing compressed air. Common applications include:

  • Automotive Service Centers: For paint spray guns, impact wrenches, tire inflators, and other shop air tools.
  • Industrial Workshops: Protecting machinery, pneumatic actuators, and assembly line equipment.
  • Manufacturing Facilities: Ensuring clean air for precision instruments and automated systems.
  • General Pneumatic Systems: Wherever a reliable supply of filtered compressed air is critical for performance.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Amflo
  • Model Number: 4032
  • Port Size: 3/4" NPT
  • Filter Body: 1/2" (internal filtration element or housing dimension)

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  • Model: 77634
  • Shipping Weight: 2lbs
  • UPC: 087817130397
  • Manufacturers Part #: 4032
  • Manufactured by: Amflo
  • Also Known As: AM4032, AMF4032

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.