Pressure
filter regulator for compressed air
Type FR200 (16 Bar)
The FR200 Compressed Filter Regulator is a tool designed to filter and regulate air flow with jettisoning and protection cup.
- The cup has a fluid capacity if 50 ml.
- Range of regulator: 0 - 12 Bar
- It has a maximum inlet pressure of 16 Bar and a
- filtering of 10 micron.
- Moreover, this compressed filter has a maximum working pressure of 5000 Nl/min at 6 bar.
- Adjustment knob with lock.
Made in Italy
1/2 inch BSP female thread both sides
Features
- Integrated filter and regulator — air preparation in a single compact unit.
- 1/2' BSP connections — supports high-flow compressed-air applications.
- Pressure regulation up to 16 bar — suitable for industrial air systems.
- Transparent bowl for easy visual inspection of moisture and contaminants.
- Adjustable regulator with locking control knob.
Benefits
- Protects equipment: Clean, regulated air reduces wear and corrosion.
- Stable performance: Consistent pressure improves tool efficiency and reliability.
- High airflow capability: Ideal for main lines and demanding pneumatic tools.
- Reduced downtime: Prevents moisture-related failures.
Extra Information
- Suitable for installation on main supply lines or high-flow point-of-use stations.
- Install vertically to ensure effective moisture separation.
- Drain condensate regularly to maintain optimal filtration performance.
Pro Tip
- Set regulator pressure while air is flowing to achieve accurate working pressure.
- Use the FR200 upstream of multiple tools to stabilise pressure across the system.
- Lock the adjustment knob after setting to prevent accidental pressure changes.
- Pair with a downstream lubricator if tools require oil mist lubrication.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | GAV |
| Cat No. | FR200 |
| Product Type | Inline Filter / Regulator |
| Connection Size | 1/2' BSP |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 16 bar |
Safety
- Depressurise the air system before installation or servicing.
- Ensure correct airflow direction as marked on the unit.
- Do not exceed the maximum rated operating pressure.