Data sheet

activated carbon filter G 1-1/2" (female thread)
Item number:
AK 0048
Example illustration
Item description
Application:
This filter removes all vaporous and gaseous hydrocarbons, oil vapours or odorants. The 2-stage adsorption action provides a large adsorption surface and thus makes for a long life and high economy when used. Stainless steel propping jackets and filter material keep the active carbon firmly in its place and ensure that no active carbon particles migrate to the filtrate.

Activated carbon filters are applied to instrument and control air in the chemical, petro-chemical and pharmaceutical industry, as well as in the food, beverage and process industries, as well as in bottling plants, for packaging machines and generating breathing air and pre-filtration of sterile filters. We recommend the upstream connection of a prefilter and microfilter to increase the service life.
Materials:
Body: aluminium with blue polyester resin coating, filter medium: finely ground activated charcoal, embedded in binder-free microfibre fleece, O-rings: NBR (free of silicone and release agents), support sleeve: stainless steel
Temperature range:
+10 to +40 °C (temporarily +60 °C)
Input pressure:
1 to 16 bar
Residual oil content (with inlet concentration of 0.1 mg/m³ - SMF pre-filter installed):
< 0.003 mg/m³
Scope of delivery:
Filter housing, filter element
Note:
To increase the service life of the filter, an SMF filter should be installed upstream.
Properties
Ver­sion Com­plete fil­ter
Con­nec­tion G 1-1/2" (fe­male thread)
Max. flow* [m³/h] 720
Re­place­ment el­e­ments AK 07/30
Wall bracket WH 48
Further information:
Weight 7 kg / pcs
GTIN 4050571218621
Customs duty number 84219910
More information on this item and the process for ordering it can be found in our online shop https://www.landefeld.de under item number AK 0048.
Landefeld Druckluft und Hydraulik GmbH · Konrad-Zuse-Straße 1 · 34123 Kassel · Germany
All data are to be understood as non-binding reference values! We do not assume liability for any data selection not confirmed in writing. Unless otherwise specified, pressure values refer to liquids from Group II at +20°C.
As of: 03.04.2025