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The PARKER 16L34BE is an intermediate compressed air lubricator designed to introduce controlled oil mist into pneumatic tool and equipment lines, protecting downstream components from wear and extending service life. Part of the Series 16L family, this micro mist lubricator operates with a 1/2 inch NPT port and delivers up to 90 CFM of lubricated airflow. The zinc body and metal bowl provide durable construction suited to industrial and trade environments. A manual drain and built-in sight glass allow technicians to monitor and service oil levels without line disruption. It is installed by maintenance mechanics, industrial service techs, and HVAC or automation professionals working on compressed air distribution systems.
The PARKER 16L34BE is used in intermediate positions within compressed air supply lines to lubricate pneumatic tools, cylinders, valves, and actuators in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. Its modular connection design allows integration into filter-regulator-lubricator assemblies, making it compatible with modular FRL systems that share the Series 16L mounting standard. The 2.6 oz bowl capacity and 90 CFM flow rating make it well suited for moderate-duty tool lines and production workstations where consistent oil delivery is required.
Designed as a modular-compatible intermediate lubricator within the Parker Series 16L compressed air preparation system. Modular Connection is supported, allowing pairing with compatible Series 16L filter and regulator units.
Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or millwright. Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply before installing or servicing the lubricator. Ensure airflow direction matches the port inlet and outlet markings on the body. Follow applicable compressed air system codes and the equipment manufacturer guidelines for oil type and fill level to avoid over-lubrication of downstream components.
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