The Filter, Regulator Lubricator (FRL) combo provides three essential air treatment functions in a single compact unit. By conditioning compressed air directly at the point of use, it protects downstream components, improves performance, and simplifies installation and maintenance. Key benefits and why you need it Protects equipment: removes moisture and particulates from compressed air to reduce corrosion, wear, and valve or actuator contamination. Delivers consistent performance: steady, adjustable pressure output maintains tool and actuator performance even as load changes. Extends tool life: lubricates moving parts with a controlled oil mist, reducing friction, wear, and maintenance intervals. Saves space and simplifies upkeep: an integrated assembly replaces multiple components, reducing installation time and leak points. Improves reliability: centralized conditioning ensures clean, dry, and properly lubricated air across your system. Core features and what makes it stand out Integrated threestage conditioning: filtration, regulation, and lubrication in one inline unit for a streamlined pneumatic system. Adjustable regulator: provides precise control over output pressure to suit a wide range of tools and actuators. Filtration: designed to remove moisture and particulates from the air stream, protecting downstream components from contaminants. Lubrication: delivers a controlled oil mist to lubricate moving parts, enhancing performance and reducing maintenance needs. Compact, inline design: fits in tight spaces and mounts alongside standard fittings and brackets. Durable construction: bodies built from corrosionresistant materials suitable for industrial environments; components chosen for compatibility with common pneumatic fluids and seal materials. Easy serviceability: straightforward access to elements (filter, regulator adjustment, and lubricator oil) for quick replacement or maintenance. Compatibility: designed to work with standard pneumatic fittings and common port configurations used in industrial air systems. Visual indicators: where available, gauges or indicators help monitor output pressure for quick verification. Attributes to consider when selecting Function and configuration: FRL combination vs separate components; consider space constraints and the benefits of an integrated unit. Port size and mounting: ensure compatibility with your system's thread sizes, mounting options, and alignment with existing piping. Material and seals: choose construction materials and seal types appropriate for your environment and fluids. Pressure range and flow: verify the unit's adjustable range and its capability to supply the required volume at the target pressure for your tools. Filtration rating and oil capacity: match the filtration needs to the level of particulates in your air source and select an appropriate lubricator oil reservoir for maintenance intervals. Drain type: automatic or manual drains affect maintenance frequency and reliability in your application. Typical applications and practical use scenarios Automated manufacturing lines: FRL combos are installed at key stations to provide clean, regulated air for pneumatic grippers, cylinders, and actuators, ensuring consistent cycle times and fewer tool stoppages. Painting, coating, and finishing: clean, dry, and properly lubricated air helps spray equipment perform consistently, reducing defects and improving finish quality. General workshop tooling: power tools, impact wrenches, and drill rigs benefit from stable pressure and reduced moisture, leading to longer tool life and more predictable performance. Installation and maintenance guidance (practical notes) Install the FRL unit close to the point of use to minimize air velocity and condensation downstream. Use appropriate lines and fittings to prevent leaks at connections; ensure mounting orientation follows the product's service guidelines. Schedule regular maintenance: filter elements as needed, refill or the lubricator oil, and verify regulator setting during routine checks. If an application experiences pressure drift or tool performance changes, verify filtration status, regulator calibration, and oil supply, then consult the product's spec sheet for any modelspecific adjustments. This FRL combo delivers a proven, compact solution for conditioning compressed air in a wide range of industrial and workshop environments. It supports reliable tool operation, reduces maintenance requirements, and simplifies system design by consolidating three essential functions into one unit. For exact port sizes, pressure range, filtration rating, oil capacity, and mounting options, refer to the modelspecific specification sheet.