Key benefits Clean, conditioned air: removes particulates and moisture to protect downstream tools and improve reliability. Stable pressure: provides adjustable, consistent output pressure for repeatable tool performance. Simplified maintenance: all three functions in one unit reduce plumbing, leaks, and maintenance steps. What it does Combines filtration, regulation, and lubrication in a single FRL assembly for pneumatic systems. Delivers lubricated air to moving parts and actuators, helping to reduce wear and extend component life. Supports standard piping practices with common port configurations to fit a range of systems. Standout features Compact, integrated design for easy mounting and space savings. Modular elements or fieldserviceable components on many models for quicker maintenance. Broad compatibility with standard pneumatic threads and common industry practices. Key specifications (model dependent) Function: filter, regulator, and lubricator in one unit. Compatibility: designed for standard pneumatic systems. Size: offered in multiple flow and port sizes to suit different applications. Material: body materials vary by model (typically aluminum or zinc alloy); seals and lubricants chosen for compatibility with lubricated air. Performance: regulator range and filtration/lubrication specifications vary by model; select based on required downstream pressure and tool lubrication needs. Material and construction notes Body and internal components are selected to withstand typical industrial environments. Seals designed for lubricated and dry air, depending on model. Protective features commonly included to resist moisture ingress and particulate contamination. Compatibility and setup Works with standard compressed air systems and common piping practices. Port configurations and thread sizes vary by model. Suitable for retrofit or installations in factories, workshops, and automation cells. Use scenarios Automated assembly line: feeds pneumatic grippers and actuators with clean, regulated air and consistent lubrication to improve cycle times and tool life. Machine tool integration: supplies CNC machines, valve actuators, or presses with stable pressure and lubrication for repeatable performance. General workshop or plant air system: powers impact tools, drills, and spray equipment with dependable pressure and reduced maintenance needs. Notes For results, confirm the exact model's specifications, thread sizes, and port layouts to match your system requirements. If upgrading an aging system, select an FRL combo that matches your existing line pressure, flow rate, and lubrication needs to avoid over or underlubrication.