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AWF5010-06/AWF5010-10 1"AWFF Air Drying System Manual Drain&Auto Drain

The NANPU Three - Stage Air Drying System is equipped with a 5 - micron particulate filter, 0.5 and 0.01 - micron coalescing filters, and an integrated air pressure regulator with a 0 - 150 psi gauge. It features a semi - automatic drainage mechanism and is supported by a durable metal bracket, ensuring reliable and efficient air drying performance.

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    AWF5010-06AWF5010-10 1AWFF Air Drying System Manual Drain&Auto Drain (4)

    AWF5010-06/AWF5010-10

    Manual Drain AWF5010-06/AWF5010-10  Portsize:1" Air Drying System

    Auto Drain AWF5010-06D/AWF5010-10D  Portsize:1" Air Drying System

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    AWF5010-06AWF5010-10 1AWFF Air Drying System Manual Drain&Auto Drain (6)
    AWF 2010 02 BSP D
    Series Number Body Size Port Size Thread Type Drainage Method
      2000 02:1/4" BSP Blank: Differential Pressure Drain
      3000 03:3/8" NPT A: Manual Drain
      4000 04:1/2" PT D: Auto Drain
      4000/5000 06:   3/4"    
      5000 10:   1"    

    NANPUTechnical Specifications

    Model Model
    Manual Drain Auto Drain (L/min)Rated Flow Rate
    AWF2010-02  AWF2010-02D 500
    AWF3010-02 AWF3010-02D 2000
    AWF3010-03 AWF3010-03D 2000
    AWF4010-04 AWF4010-04D 4000
    AWF4010-06 AWF4010-06D 4500
    AWF5010-06 AWF5010-06D 5000
    AWF5010-10 AWF5010-10D 5000
    Max Input Pressure 1.2Mpa{12.24kgf/cm²} /174.04Psi
    Max Operating Pressure 1.0Mpa{10.2kgf/cm²} /145Psi
    Temperature Range 5~60℃
    Filtration Accuracy 0.01μm, 5μm, 40μm
    Bowl Material Polycarbonate
    Bowl Guard AC2000(None) AC3000~5000(YES)
    Pressure Range AC2000~5000/0.05~0.85Mpa(0.51~8.7kgf/cm² )/0~125Psi
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    Installation and Operating

    1. Preparation

    All calibration assemblies must adhere to the maximum flow rate specifications.

    Prior to installation, meticulously clean the ports and fittings to prevent dust contamination of the air pathway.

    Verify that the air flow direction corresponds to the arrow markings on the product body, and ensure that the port and thread dimensions are properly matched.

    2. Pressure Adjustment

    Elevate the pressure gauge knob and rotate it as follows:

    A clockwise rotation will cause the pressure to increase in a stable manner, while a counterclockwise rotation will result in a decrease in pressure.

    Once the desired pressure value is achieved, cease rotation and firmly secure the knob. Failure to perform this locking step may lead to potential leakage issues.

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    Pressure Adjustment and Drainage

    3. Dial Reading

    5-Micron Brass Filter Element: Boasts exceptional filtration capabilities, significantly extended service life, and offers the possibility of reuse.

    0.5 and 0.01-Micron Filter Elements: Efficiently remove minute impurities from the medium.

    The drainage column operates automatically. It opens to discharge when pressure is absent and closes upon the passage of airflow. When the water level exceeds the upper limit, immediate drainage is imperative; failure to do so will lead to suboptimal dehumidification performance.

    4. Drainage

    The drainage column is designed for automatic operation. It will open to discharge when pressure is absent and close upon the passage of airflow. When the water level reaches or exceeds the upper - limit threshold, prompt drainage is required; otherwise, dehumidification efficiency will be significantly compromised.

    The fitting on the drain head is intended for air hose connection and can be detached as per specific operational requirements.

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    Notice

    Utilize an appropriate wrench to torque the fittings securely, thereby preventing any potential leakage. During the initial installation, an air expulsion phenomenon may occur. This is not a leakage; rather, it is a result of the pressure differential between the internal and external environments, necessitating the release of excess air. In such situations, allow the system sufficient time to stabilize, after which it will operate normally.

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