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### Descrição do Produto
O California Air Tools 317 Water and Oil Air Filter é uma solução inovadora e eficiente para quem busca qualidade e desempenho em sistemas de ar comprimido. Com uma conexão de mangueira de 1/4″ NPT, este filtro é projetado para se integrar facilmente a uma variedade de compressores e ferramentas pneumáticas, garantindo um fluxo de ar limpo e livre de impurezas. Seu design leve facilita o manuseio e a instalação, tornando-o ideal para profissionais e entusiastas que precisam de um equipamento prático e funcional.
Com uma pressão máxima de 90 PSI, o California Air Tools 317 é capaz de suportar as demandas de diversas aplicações, desde pintura até a operação de ferramentas pneumáticas. A capacidade de filtrar água e óleo do ar comprimido é um diferencial que protege seus equipamentos e prolonga sua vida útil, evitando danos causados por contaminantes. Este filtro é essencial para quem deseja manter a eficiência e a qualidade do ar em seus projetos.
### – Instruções de Uso:
Para utilizar o California Air Tools 317 Water and Oil Air Filter, siga os passos abaixo:
1. Instalação: Conecte o filtro à mangueira de ar utilizando a conexão de 1/4″ NPT. Certifique-se de que as conexões estejam bem apertadas para evitar vazamentos.
2. Verificação: Antes de ligar o compressor, verifique se o filtro está corretamente instalado e se não há obstruções.
3. Operação: Ligue o compressor e ajuste a pressão de saída conforme necessário, respeitando o limite máximo de 90 PSI.
4. Manutenção: Periodicamente, verifique o nível de água e óleo acumulados no filtro. Realize a limpeza ou substituição conforme as recomendações do fabricante para garantir o desempenho ideal.
### Características do Produto
– Conexão de Mangueira: 1/4″ NPT, compatível com a maioria dos sistemas de ar comprimido.
– Peso: Leve, facilitando o transporte e a instalação.
– Pressão Máxima: 90 PSI, ideal para uma ampla gama de aplicações.
– Filtragem Eficiente: Remove água e óleo do ar comprimido, protegendo ferramentas e equipamentos.
– Durabilidade: Construído com materiais de alta qualidade, garantindo longa vida útil.
### Perguntas Frequentes (FAQ)
Pergunta: O filtro é compatível com todos os compressores de ar?
Resposta: Sim, o California Air Tools 317 possui uma conexão de 1/4″ NPT, tornando-o compatível com a maioria dos compressores de ar disponíveis no mercado.
Pergunta: Como sei quando é hora de limpar ou substituir o filtro?
Resposta: É recomendável verificar o nível de água e óleo acumulados no filtro regularmente. Se o nível estiver alto ou se o desempenho do ar comprimido diminuir, é hora de limpar ou substituir o filtro.
Pergunta: O filtro pode ser usado em ambientes externos?
Resposta: Sim, o filtro pode ser utilizado em ambientes externos, mas é importante protegê-lo de condições climáticas extremas para garantir sua durabilidade.
Pergunta: Qual é a temperatura máxima que o filtro pode suportar?
Resposta: O California Air Tools 317 é projetado para operar em temperaturas normais de ar comprimido, mas recomenda-se evitar temperaturas extremas para garantir o melhor desempenho.
Pergunta: O filtro é fácil de instalar?
Resposta: Sim, a instalação é simples e rápida, bastando conectar a mangueira de ar à entrada do filtro e garantir que as conexões estejam firmes.
Breaddrink –
Should work great easy to install and use
mmthrax –
This does what it says it will do. I thought this inline model would be a good choice but I’m not sure it is. When you put it on the tool side it adds extra length to the tool’s attachment and it tends to bump into things leaving me fearing it will break off. On the compressor side it sticks out from the side of the compressor and I’m afraid someone, or I, will walk by and bash into it breaking it off. Maybe my fears are unfounded, I don’t know. Only time will tell.
Joe P. –
The Bad:
1. The filter was supposed to be BLUE, not GREEN.
2. Be sure to fully dismantle the filter so you can clean/inspect every part. The main airway on mine was blocked by a piece of metal, which was thankfully easy to remove with a long wooden q-tip (see pics).
3. Be sure to lightly oil the o-rings before reassembly or it will leak air. They don’t come oiled.
4. The threads on the green part are horribly cut, such that several pieces of metal broke off when I first installed a brass fitting. This wasn’t excess metal, but rather, actual chunks of thread that broke off.
5. The filter can’t be installed before the regulator because it’s only rated for 90 psi.
The Good:
1. The clear polycarbonate piece is MUCH thicker and MUCH nicer than I expected. It’s easily the nicest part of the entire filter.
2. The filter has a solid metal core, from end to end, so the polycarbonate is not a stressed/structural member. In other words, you don’t have to worry about the polycarbonate cracking.
Overall, this isn’t the type of filter I needed. It’s meant to mount directly to a handheld tool, which will keep it vertical and at a low pressure (because the pressure drops 30 psi over the length of a 50′ 1/4″ air hose). It’s too bad the listing didn’t explain any of this. It also would’ve been nice if the box contained SOME sort of instructions. It took several hours of online research before I figured out the correct polarity (the BLUE/GREEN end is the OUTPUT!). The way the filter works is that dirty air enters the male fitting, fills the inside volume of the polycarbonate housing, filters inward through the bronze filter element, and then exits cleanly through the blue/green (female) end. There is much arguing online about the correct polarity, but if you do a Google image search for “kobalt inline moisture filter,” you’ll see that OTHER brands were smart enough to include a polarity indicating sticker on the outside of the housing.
This isn’t a filter I can use for a compressor-mounted install, but it’s still a decent item for the price. I deducted 1 star from the rating because it’s the wrong color, and another star because the female threads are shoddy (which caused metal slivers and green chips to enter the air stream).
Shoptimus Prime –
Has worked well thus far. Hooked to my air compressor (California Air Tools 4620A Ultra Quiet and Oil-Free 2.0 Hp 4.6-Gallon) to run clean air to my plasma cutter. Solid feel, not cheap. Expect it to work for a long time.
gmp462 –
If the air is dry to start with this Water separator works very well on the water caused by the compression of the air held in the compressor air tank. However on a rainy day or humid conditions it struggles a bit. I Airbrush on T-Shirts and any water spitting can ruin a shirt.
The clear casing is great, as it lets me know when to take a break, it fogs up when it is being over worked.
Using it with quick disconnects is helpful as well, I remove it after each project and let it dry out.
gmp462 –
I actually went into this not understanding it was meant to be run at the tool end due to it’s relatively low PSI maximum rating.
With this in mind, I just gave it it’s own quick disconnect, as some things need it more than others.
Same as someone else mentioned. It’s a green version, not the blue pictured, and machining is a little rough around the edges. On the painted end, My coupler actually bottomed out before tightening fully. Can’t say that’s ever happened before.
It doesn’t leak, so it’s fine.. Just odd and worth a mention.
Cheap and likely works fine. Perhaps it’s stronger than it appears. I’ll leave it in place and see 🙂
*EDIT*
I got to searching around for other options.
There’s considerably higher quality ones from Neiko. Less for their 90PSI version, and about the same cost as the CA air tools version for their much nicer made all metal higher rate filter.
If you do an Amazon search for ‘Jewboer Water Oil Separator’ you’ll see, again at about half price, the identical same air separator, again for about half the cost as this one.
Col. Totten –
Does a good job. Simple in operation Looks nice too.
Michael Distelrath –
The female thread is supposed to be 1/4 NPT, which is a tapered thread. This product has a straight thread, and so it screws completely on to the California Air Tools spray gun regulator and bottoms out. It leaks even with 10 wraps of teflon tape…
Also, the blue “anodizing” is actually blue lacquer which flakes off, and small flakes can even be seen inside the filter itself!
I also bought the Neiko inline filter and it is way better – it’s perfect in every way.
I’d pass on this filter and get something better.