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The PARKER 06E14A13AC is a one-piece filter/regulator combination unit designed for compressed air systems requiring filtration and pressure regulation in a single, compact body. Built to the intermediate body-type standard in the Parker 06E series, it flows up to 46 SCFM and handles supply pressures up to 250 psi. The zinc body pairs with a metal bowl and a manual drain, making it a durable choice for industrial and light commercial pneumatic applications. A built-in sight glass lets technicians monitor bowl level without disassembly. The 40-micron filter element removes particulates before regulated air reaches downstream equipment. Licensed pipefitters, pneumatic system technicians, and maintenance mechanics typically install this unit.
The 06E14A13AC suits intermediate-duty compressed air treatment stations where a single-piece filter/regulator reduces plumbing complexity and saves panel space. Its 1/4 NPT end connections and modular connection feature allow integration into Parker modular FRL assemblies or standalone inline service. Typical applications include pneumatic control panels, production machinery air preparation, and light industrial tooling supply lines operating within the 32 degrees F to 175 degrees F service temperature range. The 4.40 oz lubricator bowl capacity note in the product data reflects modular expansion capability when a lubricator module is added downstream.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or service unit for Parker 06E series intermediate-body FRL systems using 1/4 NPT ported connections. No specific model compatibility beyond the 06E series was stated in the product data.
Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or licensed pipefitter. Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply before removing or installing any FRL component. Mount the unit with the bowl oriented downward to allow proper condensate collection and drainage. Verify that downstream pressure requirements and flow demands are within the rated capacity of this unit before placing it in service.
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