Parker
Parker BAN3L
Finite BA-Series series filter element
Parker BAN3L specifications
The Parker BAN3L is a 0.01µm stage 1: uni-cast coalescer (grade 6), stage 2: activated carbon adsorber filter element. Seals are Urethane, rated for Up to 175°F.
Physical fit
- Outer Diameter (O.D.)
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Inner Diameter (I.D.)
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Overall Length
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Micron Rating
- 0.01µmOEM-published
- Seal Material
- UrethaneOEM-published
- Connection / Thread
- 3/4" NPTOEM-published
Performance: Parker published values
These are Parker's own published numbers. Performance specs differ by brand and are never inherited across cross-references.
- Efficiency
- 99.97%
- Media Type
- Stage 1: UNI-CAST coalescer (grade 6), Stage 2: activated carbon adsorber
- Max Operating Pressure
- 500 PSI
- Operating Temperature
- Up to 175°F
- Series
- Finite BA-Series
About the Parker BAN3L
Finite BAN3L Dual-Stage Breathing Air Purifier, 3/4" NPT
Application & Compatibility
The PARKER BAN3L is designed for use in industrial filtration applications. Rated at 0.01µm. Urethane seals provide compatibility with standard petroleum-based fluids and mineral oils.
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How this entry is verified
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