Parker AU25-130 X 1 Carbon Filter Element Finite H-series

Product Description

The PARKER AU25-130 X 1 is a carbon replacement filter element designed to remove odors from compressed air systems. It installs inside Finite H-Series filter housings and uses activated carbon media to adsorb hydrocarbon-based odors and tastes from the compressed air stream. The element measures 2.5 inches in height and 13 inches in width, and is rated for airflow in the 250 to 350 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM) range. Weighing 1 pound, it is a direct drop-in replacement element. Licensed service technicians and industrial maintenance professionals handling compressed air quality systems are the primary installers.

This carbon filter element is suited for applications where odor-free compressed air is required, including food and beverage processing, spray finishing, breathing air systems, and other industrial environments with air quality requirements. It is intended for use within Finite H-Series compressed air filter housings. The element addresses hydrocarbon odors that pass through particulate and coalescing filters upstream in the treatment train. Replacement of this element is part of routine preventive maintenance to maintain downstream air quality.

Key Features

• Carbon filter media for odor and hydrocarbon removal from compressed air
• Rated for 250 to 350 SCFM airflow range
• Compact element: 2.5 inches high x 13 inches wide
• Direct replacement element for Finite H-Series housings
• Lightweight at 1 pound for easy handling during element changes

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Element replacement should be performed by qualified maintenance personnel familiar with compressed air treatment systems. Before servicing, depressurize and isolate the filter housing per the housing manufacturer's instructions. Verify the new element is fully seated and the housing is properly closed and re-pressurized before returning the system to service. Follow applicable facility safety procedures and compressed air system codes when performing element changes.