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EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2
EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2
EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2
EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2
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EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2
EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2
EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2
EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2

EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2"

Milton Industries Inc.®

Part #: s-1163-28
UPC Code: 030937321466
  • Use: Modular Diverter is used to easily split air lines into 2 separate lines.
  • Redirects: Partial air flow when unregulated/unlubricated air is desired. Allows: Easy component removal and servicing without unthreading multiple pipe connections.
  • Choose: Between filtered, pressurized, and/or lubricated air.
  • 1/2" NPT: Connects to hard piping. 1/2" unthreaded end: Connects to modular connector.
  • Compatible: With Milton® 1/2" FRL Units.
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EXELAIR® FRL Modular Diverter, 1/2"

EXELAIR® by Milton®’s Simply Better Air® system provides the best solution to manage compressed air.

Milton®’s 1/2" FRL Modular Diverter (S-1163-28):

Used to connect supply air to a FRL system, this modular diverter allows for easier servicing without unthreading multiple pipe connections. Designed with a hole on top, it easily diverts filtered air on Milton® modular FRL units. Air use can be split into two ways. Air can be filtered, pressurized, and/or lubricated.

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EXELAIR® by Milton®’s Simply Better Air® system provides the best solution to manage compressed air.

Milton®’s 1/2" FRL Modular Diverter (S-1163-28):

Used to connect supply air to a FRL system, this modular diverter allows for easier servicing without unthreading multiple pipe connections. Designed with a hole on top, it easily diverts filtered air on Milton® modular FRL units. Air use can be split into two ways. Air can be filtered, pressurized, and/or lubricated.