The AFR2000 Pneumatic Filter Air Treatment Unit is an all-in-one device that combines filtering, pressure regulation, and lubrication to deliver clean, properly pressurized air to your pneumatic equipment. Key features and functions - All-in-one integration: Filtering, pressure regulation, and lubrication in a single unit for streamlined air preparation. - Precise pressure control: The pressure regulator provides accurate control of air pressure to ensure stable operation of the pneumatic system. - Air power source: The built-in compressor supplies the necessary air power for the treatment unit. - Pressure optimization: The reducing valve lowers the air pressure to the required level for downstream components, enhancing performance. - Air quality improvement: The oil water separation function effectively removes oil and water from compressed air, improving system cleanliness and performance. - Monitoring and control: Includes a gauge switch option AFR2000 w PC8MM for easy monitoring and control. Benefits - Improves system reliability by delivering clean, regulated air to pneumatic tools and actuators. - Reduces wear and maintenance needs through effective oil and water separation and built-in lubrication. - Enhances performance and consistency of pneumatic operations with stable pressure. - Provides straightforward monitoring with the AFR2000 w PC8MM gauge switch option. Compatibility and specifications - Model: AFR2000 Pneumatic Filter Air Treatment Unit - Variant with gauge switch: AFR2000 w PC8MM for easy monitoring and control - Designed for standard compressed air systems requiring integrated filtration, regulation, lubrication, and oil-water separation Use scenarios - Automated manufacturing lines: Used to supply clean, regulated air to pneumatic cylinders and grippers, improving cycle times and reducing misfeeds or stalls. - Industrial workshop environments: Powers multiple air tools with consistent pressure and air quality, reducing tool wear and improving finishes. - Coating or painting lines: Oil-water separation helps maintain air purity, contributing to better surface finishes and reducing contaminants in the spray air supply.