Norgren 4461-50 L Mounting Bracket Air Filter

Product Description

The NORGREN 4461-50 is a metal L-style wall mounting bracket designed to secure intermediate compressed air filters in FRL (Filter-Regulator-Lubricator) assemblies. Constructed with a metal nut fastening system, this bracket provides a rigid, stable mount for compressed air filtration components in pneumatic systems. At 1.5 inches in height and weighing 0.44 pounds, it is a compact, purpose-built accessory. HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance pros, and pneumatic system installers use this bracket to anchor air treatment components to walls, panels, or enclosures where vibration and line pressure demand a secure mechanical connection.

This bracket is intended for use with intermediate compressed air filters in FRL assemblies commonly found in industrial pneumatic lines, compressed air distribution systems, and equipment with inline air treatment requirements. It is suited for both light industrial and commercial installations where wall or panel mounting of filter components is needed. The metal nut design allows for tool-tightened installation on standard mounting surfaces.

Key Features

• L-style bracket profile for right-angle wall or panel mounting of air filter components
• Metal construction with nut fastening for secure, vibration-resistant installation
• 1.5-inch height fits intermediate compressed air filter form factors
• Lightweight at 0.44 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Sold individually — one bracket per package

Compatibility

Designed for use with NORGREN intermediate compressed air filters in FRL assemblies. Confirm filter body style and mounting interface before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with compressed air systems. Depressurize and lock out the compressed air line before mounting or servicing any FRL component. Use appropriate hand tools to tighten the nut fastener to the mounting surface — do not overtighten, as this may distort the bracket or damage the filter body. Verify bracket orientation and filter alignment before restoring system pressure.