Parker 10F11ED Coalescing Filter 1/4 Inch Port 20 Cfm

Product Description

The PARKER 10F11ED is a coalescing filter designed to remove oil aerosols, water mist, and submicron particulates from compressed air and gas lines. Rated to 0.01 micron filtration efficiency, it handles flows up to 20 CFM through a 1/4 inch port. The polycarbonate bowl provides visibility for monitoring accumulated liquid, and the manual drain allows controlled purging without system shutdown. Maximum operating pressure is 150 psi. This filter is installed by HVAC technicians, industrial mechanics, and pneumatic system specialists who require clean, dry air downstream of a compressor or dryer.

This coalescing filter is suited for light-duty compressed air systems in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. Typical applications include point-of-use filtration before pneumatic tools, instrumentation, spray equipment, and sensitive control devices. Its compact footprint makes it a practical fit in tight equipment rooms or inline installations where space is limited. The 1/4 inch port size is standard for small-bore compressed air lines commonly found in these environments.

Key Features

• 0.01 micron filtration rating removes oil aerosols and fine particulates from compressed air
• 20 CFM flow capacity through a 1/4 inch port
• 150 psi maximum operating pressure
• Polycarbonate bowl allows visual inspection of liquid accumulation
• Manual drain for controlled purging of collected contaminants
• Compact design: 4.21 inches overall height, 1.69 inches overall width, 1.56 inches overall diameter

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new installation coalescing filter for compressed air systems using 1/4 inch port connections rated up to 150 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified pneumatic system technicians or industrial mechanics. Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply before servicing or installing this filter. Apply appropriate thread sealant to port connections per the system manufacturer and local code requirements. Confirm flow direction matches the inlet and outlet markings on the filter body before pressurizing the system.