Complete your pneumatic service unit using this connector from Festo. It lets you bridge the gap between components, forming one device that keeps the air in your pneumatic equipment flowing freely. The unit is designed for use with air service units from the MS6 series. Its POM housing can't be matched for resistance to wear and impact, so you can rely on it in demanding conditions. For added durability, the high alloy steel parts of its body are resistant to corrosion. It comes with robust NBR seals that stop any leaks from sneaking out.
Features & Benefits
• Wide temperature medium range between -10°C and +60°C to withstand harsh applications • Free of copper and PTFE to reduce the risk of environmental contamination
Applications
• Aviation engineering • Printing presses • Energy industry • Packaging machinery
How does a pneumatic service unit work?
A pneumatic service unit is typically made up of a filter, a pressure regulator and a lubricator. The filter traps contaminants from the air supply while the regulator stays on top of the pressure level. The lubricator releases oil mist into the air to keep everything running smoothly and minimise friction.
