Compressed-air filter-regulator with moisture separator PRO MIDI G1/2

The TipTopol PRO MIDI filter-regulator/moisture separator is an integrated compressed air preparation unit designed for automotive workshops and pneumatic tool applications. It combines filtration, moisture separation with manual condensate drainage, and pressure regulation in a compact assembly with G1/2 threaded connections.

Key Components and Features

• Moisture separator: Manually operated condensate drain removes separated water, preventing corrosion and tool damage in humid workshop environments.
• Filter element: Plastic fibre medium with 40μm filtration accuracy removes solid particles, water droplets and oil contamination; cleanable and replaceable for long service life.
• Pressure regulator: Adjustable output pressure range 0.5–12bar ensures stable operating pressure for pneumatic tools, protecting against damage from pressure surges and optimizing tool efficiency.
• Durable construction: Polycarbonate (PC) bowl offers high impact resistance and chemical compatibility; aluminum protective guard shields the bowl from mechanical damage.
• Installation kit: Includes 2 mounting plates and 4 screws for secure wall or bench mounting.

Technical Specifications

Benefits for Your Workshop

• Protects pneumatic tools from moisture, solid contaminants and oil, extending tool life and reducing maintenance costs.
• Stable regulated pressure improves tool performance and prevents damage from pressure fluctuations.
• Regular manual drainage and easy filter maintenance ensure reliable continuous operation.
• Increases workshop productivity by minimizing tool downtime and unplanned repairs.
• Enhances workplace safety by ensuring clean, controlled compressed air supply.

Installation and Maintenance

Mount securely using the supplied plates and screws. Install in the correct airflow direction, within the specified pressure and temperature limits, and where the pressure gauge, adjustment knob and drain valve remain accessible. Regularly inspect and manually drain accumulated condensate. Clean or replace the filter element as needed. Always depressurize the system before servicing. Do not exceed 16bar inlet pressure or 60°C operating temperature.