Parker F442003 Frl Lubricator Oil 12 Pack

Product Description

The PARKER F442003 is an FRL lubricator oil formulated for use with pneumatic filter-regulator-lubricator assemblies in compressed air systems. This accessory oil keeps lubricator bowls and internal components operating efficiently by delivering consistent viscosity and compatibility with standard FRL lubricator units. Sold in a case pack of 12 units, it is a practical replenishment solution for service shops, maintenance departments, and industrial facilities that routinely service pneumatic equipment. Licensed maintenance technicians and industrial service professionals are the primary installers and users of this product.

This lubricator oil is intended for use with Parker FRL lubricator units commonly found in compressed air distribution systems across light industrial, manufacturing, and mechanical service environments. It suits both scheduled maintenance programs and reactive service calls where lubricator oil must be replenished or replaced to maintain proper downstream tool and component lubrication. The 12-unit case format supports stocking programs for facilities managing multiple FRL assemblies.

Key Features

• Formulated specifically for use with FRL lubricator assemblies in pneumatic systems
• Case pack of 12 units supports bulk stocking and maintenance programs
• Compatible with standard Parker lubricator bowls and metering mechanisms
• Helps maintain consistent downstream lubrication for pneumatic tools and actuators

Compatibility

Designed for use with Parker FRL lubricator units as specified by the manufacturer. Verify lubricator model requirements before servicing to confirm oil compatibility.

Installation Notes

Lubricator oil service should be performed by qualified maintenance technicians familiar with compressed air system safety procedures. Before adding or replacing oil, depressurize the air line and isolate the FRL assembly from the supply. Follow the lubricator manufacturer guidelines for fill level and bowl removal to avoid introducing contaminants into the system. Refer to applicable facility safety and compressed air handling procedures during service.