The AirTAC BFC F.R.L Pneumatic Air Filter BFC3000A1 is a genuine A/B-line two-unit F.R.L. set with PT3/8" ports. It is the compact air-preparation line, regulating 0.15 - 0.9 MPa (20 - 130 psi) with a push-to-lock knob and oil-mist lubrication with a transparent sight dome. Flow is confirmed from the datasheet on request.
The BFC3000A1 is a two-unit air preparation set for 3/8 in PT ports: a compact B-line filter-regulator paired with a lubricator on one mounting footprint. The filter section runs the standard 40 um element with an automatic drain, so collected condensate is expelled without operator attention. The regulator section carries an MPa-scale pressure gauge and a push-to-lock self-locking knob that holds the set pressure against vibration; regulation spans 0.15-0.9 MPa (20-130 psi) with a 1.0 MPa (145 psi) maximum working pressure. The lubricator feeds oil mist downstream through a transparent sight dome, letting you watch and adjust the drip rate directly. Bowls are polycarbonate (PC).
This is a genuine AirTAC part from the compact B line, the larger of the two compact A/B bodies. The same two-unit layout is offered in 1/8 in, 1/4 in, 3/8 in and 1/2 in port sizes, with G (BSPP) and NPT threads available as order options where PT is not wanted. Flow figures are not published as a single rated number, so ask us to confirm sizing and request the datasheet for your operating point.
| Model | Airtac BFC F.R.L Pneumatic Air Filter BFC3000A1 |
|---|---|
| Type | Two-Unit (Filter-Regulator + Lubricator) |
| Line | B-line (compact A/B air preparation) |
| Port size | PT3/8" (PT thread) |
| Filter grade | 40 um standard, 5 um optional (W) |
| Regulating range | 0.15 - 0.9 MPa (20 - 130 psi) (low-pressure type to 0.4 MPa) |
| Fluid | Compressed air |
|---|---|
| Max. inlet pressure | 1.0 MPa (145 psi) |
| Temperature range | -5 to +70 C (non-freezing) |
| Bowl material | PC (polycarbonate) |
| Lubrication | Oil-mist, transparent sight dome |
| Pressure drop | Low (catalogue-stated) |
Specifications follow the official AirTAC A/B-line air-preparation data. Drain type, filter grade, gauge and low-pressure options are set by the model-code suffix - see the description. Flow curves, weight and outline dimensions are not published in our data set — ask us and we confirm from the factory datasheet.
Choose the B-line 3/8 in body when your line sits above the 1/4 in A-line port class; confirm your required flow with us before ordering, since these units do not carry one published rated flow figure. The A suffix here selects the automatic drain - order the differential-pressure/manual-drain version instead if you prefer hands-on control at shift end. The 40 um element is standard; a 5 um (W) grade is available. Gauge scale can be specified as MPa (1), psi (2), bar (3) or kgf/cm2 and psi (4), and the standard type regulates up to 0.9 MPa - pick the L low-pressure type only if your circuit must stay at or below 0.4 MPa. PT is the standard thread; G and NPT are order options.
Conditions the air feeding cylinder-driven fillers, cappers and case packers: filtered to 40 um, regulated to the set pressure, and oiled for long actuator life. The automatic drain handles condensate in humid plant air without a daily bowl-emptying round.
Supplies clean, regulated and lubricated air to workholding clamps and swing cylinders. The self-locking knob keeps clamp pressure fixed through a shift, and the MPa gauge gives the operator a direct pressure reference at the fixture.
Installed at the takeoff point where a machine branch leaves the main header, turning raw shop air into filtered, regulated, lubricated air for that cell - with the transparent sight dome showing at a glance that oil is being delivered.
AirTAC does not publish flow for these compact units as a single rated figure. We confirm the correct size for your application and provide the datasheet flow data on request - just tell us your operating pressure and consumption and we will verify the 3/8 in B-line body is right before you order.
The A in the code selects the automatic drain: condensate collected in the PC bowl is expelled on its own, with no operator attention. The family default is a differential-pressure drain operated manually, and manual-drain versions can be ordered across the same sizes if you prefer scheduled draining.