WAALPC 5μm Replacement Filter Element for AFR2000 Air Filter Regulator

Maintain the filtration efficiency of your pneumatic system with the WAALPC 5μm Replacement Filter Element, specifically designed for the AFR2000 Air Filter Regulator.

Over time, filter elements become clogged with dirt, rust, and oil, which restricts airflow and causes pressure drops. Replacing the element regularly ensures your air tools receive clean air and operate at peak performance.

Features:

• Precision Filtration: 5-micron rating effectively traps harmful particulates.
• Durable Material: Made from sintered brass for excellent longevity and resistance to pressure shocks.
• Exact Fit: Designed specifically for the WAALPC AFR2000 model.

Technical Specifications:

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

Q1: How often should I replace the filter element?A: It depends on the quality of your incoming air and usage. A general rule is to inspect it every 3-6 months and replace it when it appears heavily discolored or when you notice a significant pressure drop across the filter.

Q2: Can I clean and reuse this brass filter element?A: Yes, sintered brass elements can often be cleaned by blowing compressed air from the inside out or washing them in a mild solvent. However, replacement is eventually necessary for optimal performance.

Q3: Will this fit other brands of AFR2000 regulators?A: While many AFR2000 units share similar designs, it is crucial to verify the dimensions (16.3x14x23mm) to ensure compatibility with non-WAALPC brands.

Q4: Is it difficult to replace the element?A: No, it's very simple. Depressurize the system, unscrew the bowl, unscrew the baffle holding the element, swap the element, and reassemble.

Q5: Why is a 5-micron filter important?A: 5 microns is the industry standard for general pneumatic tool protection. It is fine enough to catch damaging particles without restricting airflow excessively.