Copper Spun Filter Drier for Refrigeration & HVAC Systems

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BrandHuaSpareSKUAIG20260923000924001
CategoryHVAC ComponentStock500In Stock
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Product Overview

This Copper Spun Filter Drier is a critical component for refrigeration and HVAC systems, designed to remove moisture, acid, and solid contaminants from refrigerant lines to protect compressors and extend system service life. Made of high-purity seamless copper with spun construction, it delivers reliable sealing and pressure resistance for various refrigeration applications.

Key Features

  • High-purity copper body with spun forming for excellent pressure resistance and leak-proof performance
  • High-efficiency molecular sieve filter core effectively removes moisture, acid and particulate impurities
  • Compatible with common refrigerants including R22, R134a, R410A and more
  • Suitable for liquid line installation in residential, commercial and industrial HVAC/R systems
  • Standard connection sizes for easy soldering installation and replacement
  • Corrosion-resistant finish for long-term stable operation in harsh working conditions

Specifications

Parameter Value
Body Material High-purity seamless copper
Filter Media Molecular sieve + activated alumina
Construction Spun copper, brazed end caps
Max Working Pressure 4.5 MPa
Operating Temperature Range -40°C to +120°C
Connection Type Solder (ODF) connection
Compatible Refrigerants R22, R134a, R404A, R410A, R507

Applications

This copper spun filter drier is widely used in various refrigeration and air conditioning systems, including commercial refrigeration units, cold storage systems, split air conditioners, heat pump systems, chiller units, and other HVAC/R equipment. It is ideal for OEM assembly as well as aftermarket maintenance and replacement services.

Package Contents

  • 1 x Copper Spun Filter Drier
  • Protective end caps for storage and transport