Keeping Your Compressed Air Just Right

Coming in our October issue of Fluid Power World will be an article on "Designing With FRLs" as clean, lubricated compressed air is essential for many applications.


Plant-supplied compressed air often travels a long and varying path from the air compressor to where it is connected to a machine or piece of equipment. Along this path there are many opportunities for contamination via dirt, dust, oil, water, and other impurities. Therefore, compressed air must be filtered at the supply point, and it must also be safely controlled, filtered, regulated, and sometimes lubricated—all in the proper order—at the machine level.

This article will discuss what an air preparation assembly should include and why, and will also show how to calculate required flow rates.  As in every issue of Fluid Power World, you find great content on pneumatic systems,

You will also find such useful and interesting information on our Pneumatic Tips website:


If your company makes and/or sells pneumatic components, consider advertising in our October issue.  The closing date for ad space reservations is September 28, 2018.  Please contact me with any questions.



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