Parker AU10-025 Carbon Filter Element Finite H-series

Product Description

The PARKER AU10-025 is a replacement carbon filter element designed to remove odors from compressed air systems. It fits within the Finite H-Series filter housing and uses activated carbon media to adsorb hydrocarbon vapors and other odor-causing contaminants from the airstream. Measuring 1 inch in height and 2.5 inches in width, this compact element is a direct drop-in replacement for service intervals on existing H-Series filter assemblies. Airflow capacity is rated at 15 to 25 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM). Installation is performed by qualified industrial maintenance technicians or compressed air system service professionals.

This filter element is suited for use in industrial and commercial compressed air treatment systems where odor removal is required downstream of particulate and coalescing filtration stages. Typical applications include spray finishing, food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical production, and other processes where air quality standards demand hydrocarbon vapor removal. The AU10-025 is used as a scheduled replacement component during routine filter maintenance on Parker Finite H-Series housings.

Key Features

• Activated carbon filter media for effective odor and hydrocarbon vapor removal
• Rated airflow range of 15 to 25 SCFM
• Compact form factor: 1 inch height x 2.5 inches width
• Direct replacement element for Parker Finite H-Series filter housings
• Sold individually for single-element service intervals

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement filter element for use with the Parker Finite H-Series compressed air filter housings.

Installation Notes

Replacement of this filter element should be performed by a qualified technician. Before servicing, depressurize and isolate the filter housing from the compressed air supply. Follow the housing manufacturer instructions for element removal and installation. Dispose of used carbon elements in accordance with local regulations, particularly if the element has adsorbed hydrocarbon contaminants.