FX 14 F

Technical data

Thread G 1/4"

Model series Model series 1

Container design with polycarbonate bowl

Condensate drain Semi-automatic

Container volumes [cm³] 12

Optimal flow* [l/min] 350

H [mm] 169

H1 [mm] 130

L [mm] 52

Mounting brackets W 1 F

Coupling kit KP 1 F

Coupling kit with wall bracket KPW 1 F

Replacement filter X 23/70

Input pressure [bar] 1.5 - 16

Further information on FX14F

Weight 280 g / Pcs

GTIN 4050571311315

Customs duty number 84213925

RoHS compliant Yes

Description - FUTURA microfilter, G 1/4", Model series 1

Materials: 

Body: PA 66 GF60, seals: NBR, condensate container: polycarbonate 

Temperature range: 

-10°C bis +50°C 

Input pressure: 

1.5 - 16 bar (model series 0: 1.5 - 12 bar) 

Condensate draining: 

Semi-automatic** (activated carbon filter without drainage) 

Media: 

Compressed air, neutral gases 

ATEX: 

Operating material without its own potential source of ignition in accordance with Directive 2014/34/EU (not model series 0 or differential pressure indicator / differential pressure gauge) 

Advantages: 

•simple assembly of single components using coupling kits within a model series. 

Application: 

Microfilters are used where high requirements are required for the purity of the compressed air requirements. Finest particle (> 0,01 µm) and oil mist is separated here. We recommend the upstream connection of a prefilter to increase the service life. 

Dust removal: 

> 0.01 µm (99.999 %), residual oil content: 0.01 mg/m³ (Class1 in accordance with DIN ISO 8573-1) 

Optional: 

Version with metal bowl and inspection tube (model series 0: without inspection tube) -M, automatic discharge -AM, automatic discharge closed when not pressurised (0 to 16 bar, model series 0: 0 - 12 bar) -AMNC

*at 6 bar input pressure and 0.1 bar pressure loss, **as soon as the inlet pressure falls below the minimum input pressure, the drain valve opens automatically. The semi-automatic drain valve can be prevented from opening by screwing the drain screw tight.

All data are to be understood as non-binding reference values! We do not assume liability for any data selection not confirmed in writing. Unless otherwise specified, pressure values refer to liquids from Group II at +20°C.