Pro-source UMF-08N Coalescing Filter 0.01 Micron 1 Inch Port

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE UMF-08N is a heavy-duty coalescing filter designed to remove oil aerosols, water, and submicron particulates from compressed air lines. Rated to 0.01 micron, it delivers high-efficiency filtration suitable for sensitive pneumatic tooling, spray finishing systems, and instrumentation that requires clean, dry air. The polycarbonate bowl with nylon bowl guard provides a clear view of collected condensate while protecting the bowl from impact. A built-in sight glass allows visual monitoring without disassembly. The semi-automatic drain releases collected liquid without requiring a full shutdown. Installation and servicing are handled by compressed air system technicians and industrial maintenance mechanics.

The UMF-08N is suited for use in industrial and commercial compressed air systems where downstream equipment demands oil-free, dry air at a 0.01-micron filtration level. The 1-inch port size accommodates moderate to high-flow applications. It fits inline on compressed air distribution headers, drop lines, and point-of-use supply runs. Typical applications include manufacturing environments, auto body shops, food-grade air lines, and HVAC pneumatic control systems requiring coalescing-grade filtration ahead of regulators or dryers.

Key Features

• 0.01-micron filtration rating removes submicron oil aerosols and particulates
• Semi-automatic drain clears collected condensate without full system shutdown
• Polycarbonate bowl with nylon guard combines visibility with impact resistance
• Integrated sight glass allows quick visual check of bowl level
• 1-inch port size supports moderate to high compressed air flow rates
• Maximum operating temperature of 140 degrees F for standard industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation coalescing filter for compressed air systems with 1-inch ported inline filter housings requiring 0.01-micron coalescing filtration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified compressed air systems technician or industrial maintenance professional. Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply line before removing any existing filter or making connections. Ensure flow direction markings on the filter body are followed during installation. Verify that the system operating pressure and temperature do not exceed the rated limits of this filter before returning the line to service.