
The AirTAC AirTAC GC400-15 FRL Unit (GC40015F2) is a genuine G-series three-unit F.R.L. combination: a separate filter, a separate regulator and a separate lubricator assembled as one air-preparation station. It has PT1/2" ports, a 40 µm element, a differential-pressure drain and regulates 0.15 - 0.9 MPa (20 - 130 psi).
The GC series is AirTAC's three-unit F.R.L. combination: a separate air filter, pressure regulator and lubricator supplied as one set. This GC40015F2 is the size 400 unit with PT1/2 ports, the standard 40 um filter element, a differential-pressure drain and an embedded square gauge reading in psi - a natural match for US-market plants working in imperial units. It filters water and particulate, regulates downstream pressure from 0.15 to 0.9 MPa (20-130 psi) with this drain type, and lubricates the air in one installation.
This is a genuine AirTAC part. Maximum working pressure is 1.0 MPa (145 psi), the working temperature range is -5 to 70 C (non-freezing), and the size 400 bowls are polycarbonate. The GC family is also offered in sizes 200, 300, 400 and 600, with G (BSPP) or NPT threads, automatic or manual drains, a finer 5 um (W) element and MPa or bar gauge scales as options. Flow is published as curves rather than a single rating, so ask us and we will confirm the datasheet figures for your application on request.
| Model | AirTAC GC400-15 FRL Unit (GC40015F2) |
|---|---|
| Series | GC400 F.R.L. combination |
| Composition | Filter + regulator + lubricator (3 units) |
| Port size | PT1/2" (PT thread) |
| Filtering grade | 40 µm |
| Regulating range | 0.15 - 0.9 MPa (20 - 130 psi) |
| Pressure type | Standard type |
| Fluid | Compressed air |
|---|---|
| Max. working pressure | 1.0 MPa (145 psi) |
| Temperature range | -5 to +70 °C (unfreeze) |
| Drain type | Differential-pressure drain |
| Bowl material | PC |
| Pressure gauge | Fitted — square, psi scale |
| Reflux valve | Not fitted |
Specifications follow the official AirTAC G-series air-preparation data. The regulating band is set by the drain type: automatic and differential-pressure drains regulate 0.15 - 0.9 MPa, a manual drain regulates 0.05 - 0.9 MPa. Standard type, regulating 0.15 - 0.9 MPa (20 - 130 psi). The combination has no separate bracket code — the three units couple together with their own mounting hardware. Flow curves, weight and outline dimensions are not published in our data set — ask us and we will confirm from the factory datasheet.
| GC400 | G-series F.R.L. combination, 400 body — sets the port range. |
|---|---|
| 15 | Port size PT1/2". This body offers 10 = PT3/8", 15 = PT1/2". |
| (blank) | Drain: Differential-pressure drain — this also sets the regulating band (0.15 - 0.9 MPa (20 - 130 psi)). |
| (blank) | Standard type. Blank is standard, L is the low-pressure type. |
| (blank) | Pressure gauge fitted (blank). |
| F | Gauge shape: Square. C is round, F is square. |
| 2 | Gauge scale: psi. 1 is MPa, 2 is psi, 3 is bar. |
| (blank) | Filtering grade 40 µm. Only 40 µm (blank) and 5 µm (W) exist. |
| (blank) | PT thread. PT is the default; G is BSPP and T is NPT. |
| (blank) | No reverse-flow valve (the default). |
Field order is size, port, drain, type, gauge, shape, scale, grade, thread, reflux — there is no bracket position on a combination. Constituent units, orderable separately as spares: GF400-15 filter, GR400-15 regulator and GL400-15 lubricator.
A GC is three separate units, so the filter and the regulator can each be serviced or replaced on their own. A GFC is the two-unit set, where filtering and regulating share one body — shorter, but the two functions come as one part. Both filter, regulate and lubricate.
| This model | GC400 · PT1/2" · 40 µm |
|---|---|
| One size down | GC300 |
| One size up | GC600 |
| Two-unit equivalent | GFC400-15 |
| Build order | Filter → regulator → lubricator |
Conditions the air feeding pneumatic nailers and staplers at furniture assembly stations, with the psi gauge reading in the units the shop floor already uses and the lubricator serving the tools.
Feeds bench-mounted air tools and small cylinders along a manual assembly line: 40 um filtration handles general plant air, the regulator sets working pressure and the lubricator mists the tools.
Supplies filtered, regulated and lubricated air to tire changers and impact equipment in an automotive service bay, with the size 400 port carrying the demand of shared drops.
Size 400 with the 1/2 in. port suits applications whose demand has outgrown a size 300 set. Filter grade: this unit uses the standard 40 um element (no W in the code); specify the 5 um (W) version where valves or cylinders need finer protection. Drain: differential-pressure as decoded here, with automatic (A) and manual (M) as orderable alternatives. The embedded square gauge reads psi; MPa (1) and bar (3) scales exist for other plants. Thread: PT is the standard, and G (BSPP) or NPT can be ordered. Flow is published as curves, not one rated number, so ask us to confirm sizing against your application before you order.
Quick checklist
The PC bowls must not be cleaned with solvents — wipe them with a dry cloth. The lubricator adds an oil mist downstream of the regulator. If any branch of the line must stay oil-free, take that branch off before the lubricator, or use a GR400-15 regulator with a GF400-15 filter on that branch.
AirTAC publishes GC-series flow as curves rather than a single rated number, so we do not quote one here. Share your required flow and working pressure and we will confirm the figures from the datasheet on request before you order.
No W in the code means the standard 40 um element, which suits general plant air. If your valves or cylinders need finer protection, order the same set with W added - for example GC40015F2W - for the 5 um element.
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