Parker 16L32BE Compressed Air Lubricator 90 Cfm 1/2 Npt

Product Description

The PARKER 16L32BE is an intermediate micro mist compressed air lubricator designed to deliver controlled oil mist into pneumatic systems, protecting downstream components from wear and friction. Built around the Series 16L platform, this unit features a zinc body and polycarbonate bowl with a metal bowl guard and a built-in sight glass. Rated for 90 CFM airflow through a 1/2 inches NPT port, it fits standard compressed air lines in industrial and commercial pneumatic circuits. Installation is handled by licensed industrial mechanics or HVAC-mechanical technicians maintaining air preparation assemblies.

This lubricator is intended for intermediate-stage placement in compressed air treatment lines, typically positioned after a filter and regulator in an FRL (filter-regulator-lubricator) assembly. The modular connection design allows it to be integrated into Parker Series 16L modular combinations. With a minimum working temperature of 32 degrees F, it is suited for indoor and climate-controlled industrial environments. The 2.6 oz bowl capacity keeps oil supply intervals manageable in moderate-duty cycle applications.

Key Features

• Intermediate micro mist lubricator for controlled oil delivery to pneumatic tools and actuators
• 90 CFM rated airflow through 1/2 inches NPT inlet and outlet connections
• Zinc body construction with polycarbonate bowl and metal bowl guard for durability and visibility
• Integrated sight glass allows quick visual verification of oil level and mist output
• Modular connection supports Series 16L FRL assembly combinations
• Nitrile seals rated for standard compressed air lubricant compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lubricator for Series 16L modular compressed air preparation systems using 1/2 inches NPT end connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial mechanic or pipefitter. Depressurize the compressed air line fully and bleed residual pressure before removing or installing any air preparation component. Verify NPT thread engagement and use appropriate thread sealant rated for compressed air service. Refer to applicable local mechanical codes and the manufacturer service documentation for oil type and fill level guidance.