Festo Custom Compressed Air Preparation System

Name: Festo Custom Compressed Air Preparation System
Brand: Festo
Availability: BackOrder

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Features

Service unit combinations built from the Festo MS modular system: shut-off, filter regulator, fine and micro filters, activated carbon filter, dryer, and lubricator
Air quality targets stated in ISO 8573-1:2010 classes for particles, water, and oil
Manual, electric, and two-channel safety shut-off with soft-start and exhaust
Manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic condensate drains
Pressure gauges, pressure and differential pressure sensors, and flow sensors for monitoring
Energy efficiency module that shuts off supply air when the machine is idle

Air Quality Packages at a Glance

Air Quality Target	Typical Use	What's in the Package	Why
7:4:4 Standard Pneumatics	Valves, cylinders, grippers	On/off valve + filter regulator (5 µm)	Festo's standard for pneumatic components
6:4:4 Improved	Air tools, proportional valves	Adds a 1 µm fine filter	Finer particle class for sensitive devices
3:4:2 Clean	Conveying air, blasting, test air	Adds a 0.01 µm micro filter	Lower particle and oil carryover
1:4:1 Oil-Free	Painting, electronics, food, pharma	Adds an activated carbon filter	Removes oil vapor and odor
1:2:1 Dry and Oil-Free	Chip making, dry product contact	Adds a membrane or adsorption dryer	Low pressure dew point for cold or critical lines

What Happens After You Request Pricing

1. Request pricing

Your configured part number and selections come straight to the Motion World team.

2. We size it

An automation specialist checks flow, pressure drop, and filter sizing, and asks any follow-up questions.

3. You get a quote

We send back the Festo module list, part numbers, and pricing, with a CAD model if you asked for one.

Compressed air leaving a compressor carries particles, water, and oil. Left alone they shorten component life, cause corrosion and sticking valves, and waste energy through leaks. The job of a service unit is to take the air you have and bring it to the quality your equipment and product actually need.

That quality is stated in ISO 8573-1:2010 as three class numbers for particles, water, and oil, written like 7:4:4. Lower is cleaner. Festo's standard for valves and cylinders is 7:4:4, while air that touches a dry food product or a semiconductor wafer is closer to 1:2:1. Each step cleaner adds a module: a fine filter, then a micro filter, then an activated carbon filter, then a dryer.

Order matters as much as the parts. A shut-off valve comes first so the rest can be serviced, filters sit upstream of the regulator to protect it, fine and micro filters go near the end of the chain, and a two-channel safety valve always sits last. This configurator follows that order, so the picture changes as your air quality target changes.

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