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The PARKER EKF71 is a coalescing filter element kit designed as a replacement or service component for Parker PF11 compressed air filter housings. Rated at 0.3 micron, it captures fine aerosol oil and water mist from compressed air lines, protecting downstream equipment from contamination. The filter media is constructed from borosilicate fiber, a dense glass-fiber material well suited to coalescing submicron liquid droplets from high-velocity airstreams. At 2.63 inches in height and 1.5 inches in width, the element is compact and purpose-built to fit within the PF11 housing without modification. Compressed air system technicians and industrial service professionals handle this type of replacement during scheduled filter maintenance intervals.
This kit is used in compressed air filtration systems where oil carryover and moisture must be controlled before air reaches sensitive instrumentation, pneumatic tools, spray finishing equipment, or other point-of-use applications. The EKF71 is specifically called out for use with the Parker PF11 filter housing. It is appropriate for both light industrial and professional trade environments where clean, dry air quality is a process requirement. One element kit is included per package.
The EKF71 is designed for use with the Parker PF11 coalescing filter housing, as specified by the manufacturer.
Element replacement is typically performed by compressed air system technicians or industrial maintenance personnel. Before servicing, depressurize the filter housing completely and isolate it from the air supply. Follow the PF11 housing manufacturer instructions for element removal and seating to ensure proper sealing and airflow direction. Dispose of used filter elements in accordance with local regulations, as coalesced oils may require specific handling.
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