SPEEDAIRE
SPEEDAIRE 4GPF7 Pre-Filter Element 5 Micron 117 CFM
A 5 micron microglass particulate pre-filter element rated for 117 cfm airflow, compatible with ISO 8573 standards
- Removes fine particles with 5 micron filtration rating
- Microglass media captures contaminants efficiently
- Handles 117 cfm maximum air flow rate
- Compatible with multiple Grainger part numbers
- Meets ISO 8573 compressed air quality standards
Pre-Filter Element 5 Micron
This SPEEDAIRE pre-filter element is rated at 5 microns and handles a maximum flow rate of 117 cfm. It uses microglass media to capture particulate contamination in compressed air systems. The part is compatible with Grainger numbers 35GN46, 4GNR3 and 4GNY5. It meets ISO 8573 standards for air quality.
Thermals Noise And Power Draw
As a passive filtration component the element generates no heat, noise or electrical load of its own. Pressure drop across the microglass media will increase as the filter loads with captured particles. Regular inspection and replacement maintain the rated 117 cfm flow capacity. No power supply or cooling is required for the filter itself.
5 Micron Particulate Rating
The 5 micron rating defines the particle size this element is designed to remove from the air stream. Systems requiring finer oil aerosol or vapour removal will need additional coalescing or adsorption stages downstream. Buyers who need a lower micron rating or a different filter media should select an alternative element. The ISO 8573 compliance confirms the filter meets recognised air purity classes.
Highlights
- Removes fine particles with 5 micron filtration rating
- Microglass media captures contaminants efficiently
- Handles 117 cfm maximum air flow rate
- Compatible with multiple Grainger part numbers
- Meets ISO 8573 compressed air quality standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 5 micron microglass element and what step is often missed?
Remove the old cartridge, seat the new microglass element squarely in the housing, and tighten the bowl until the O-ring compresses evenly — skipping the even-compression check lets unfiltered air bypass the media.
What maintenance will this 117 cfm pre-filter need later?
Inspect the microglass media at every service interval and replace the cartridge once the pressure differential gauge on the housing reaches its red zone.
What limit appears first when running this EF-series element at 117 cfm continuously?
The pressure drop across the 5 micron microglass media rises until the housing’s change-out indicator signals replacement, which occurs before flow drops below the rated 117 cfm.
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