Also known as coalescing filters, these filters remove compressor oil to extend the service life of air-powered tools and equipment. They connect to other Parker units of the same series—even if the pipe sizes are slightly different—so you can customize your air preparation system. Their clamps (sold separately) create compact, airtight connections that are easy to swap out. To prevent clogs, install a particle filter before the oil filter.

Filters with an automatic drain periodically release condensate into the air, eliminating the need for manual emptying.

Filters with a service indicator make it easy to know when it’s time for a filter element replacement. When the indicator at the top of the unit turns red, the filter element is ready to be replaced.

Use joiner clamps to connect the filter to another Parker modular unit with the same series number. These clamps come with mounting brackets, except for series P3Y.

Add mounting brackets to series P3Y filters to secure the filter to a wall or your equipment.

When using series 11 and series 12 filters with their compatible components, your maximum flow rate will be the lower of the two components. Series 11 filters are compatible with Parker compressed air components from series 06. Series 12 filters are compatible with Parker compressed air components from series 07.

Replace a damaged bowl or change the bowl material or drain type on your Parker modular compressed air filter. These bowls come with an O-ring to ensure a tight seal. Check the manufacturer series on your filter to ensure compatibility.

Bowls with an automatic drain periodically release condensate into the air, eliminating the need for manual emptying.

Zinc bowls handle bumps and drops better than plastic ones.

Clear bowls and opaque bowls with sight glass allow you to see inside to monitor their contents.

Produce clean air for instrumentation and other applications, such as food or medical device manufacturing. These multi-stage filters remove moisture, oil, and small particles—including bacteria—from compressed air. Because they use multiple filters in sequence, they reach high purity levels while avoiding clogs.

Aluminum bowls are stronger than plastic bowls and won’t crack or shatter if dropped.

A filter and regulator joined top-to-bottom, these filter/regulators fit in the same space as a filter alone. They provide clean compressed air at your required pressure. Filters with a clear bowl or an opaque bowl with sight glass let you see inside to monitor contents. Regulator is relieving style, so it exhausts when the downstream pressure exceeds the set pressure.

Mounting brackets (sold separately) allow you to attach the filter/regulator to a wall or equipment.

Joiner clamps (sold separately) connect the filter/regulator to another Parker modular component with the same series number. They come with mounting brackets.

A Parker filter, regulator, and lubricator are combined to provide clean, lubricated compressed air at your required pressure. They come with a safety lockout valve for one convenient unit that's ready to use. The valve can be locked in the shut-off position to prevent accidental start-up when servicing equipment. Regulator is relieving style, so it exhausts when the downstream pressure exceeds the set pressure. Filter and lubricator have a clear bowl so you can monitor the contents inside.

Stacked filter/regulator/lubricators require less horizontal space than inline FRLs. The filter and regulator are joined top-to-bottom with the lubricator on the side.

Mounting brackets allow you to attach the filter/regulator/lubricator to a wall or equipment.

Distribute compressed air to multiple locations from a single source. These manifolds connect with Parker modular components that have the same manufacturer series.

Use joiner clamps to connect the manifold block to another Parker modular unit with the same series number.