HARBAX HFD-164F Refrigeration Liquid Line Filter Drier 1/2″ SAE Flare

HARBAX HFD-164F Refrigeration Liquid Line Filter Drier (1/2″ SAE Flare)

The HARBAX HFD-164F Refrigeration Filter Drier is a vital liquid line system protection component used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems. It is engineered to remove moisture, acids, and solid contaminants such as dirt or metal particles from the refrigerant, helping prevent corrosion, blockages, and internal component damage.
Installed on the high-pressure liquid line, this filter drier supports clean refrigerant circulation, stable system performance, and long-term equipment reliability.

Key Benefits

Effective Moisture & Acid Removal: Protects compressors, valves, and internal components
System Protection: Reduces risk of corrosion, clogging, and premature system failure
Liquid Line Application: Designed for installation on the high-pressure side
SAE Flare Connection: Allows secure, service-friendly installation without brazing
Reliable Performance: Ensures clean and consistent refrigerant flow
Durable Construction: Built for long service life in HVAC environments

Specifications

Brand: Harbax
Product Type: Refrigeration Filter Drier
Model Number: HFD-164F
Connection Size: 1/2″ (inch)
Connection Type: SAE (Flare)
Installation Position: Liquid Line (High-Pressure Side)
Function: Moisture, acid, and particle removal

FAQs

Q1: What is the purpose of the HFD-164F filter drier?
It removes moisture, acids, and solid contaminants from the refrigerant to protect the refrigeration system.
Q2: Where should this filter drier be installed?
It should be installed on the liquid line, on the high-pressure side of the system.
Q3: What connection type does this model use?
This model uses a 1/2″ SAE (flare) connection, allowing easy installation and replacement.
Q4: Is this filter drier suitable for HVAC systems?
Yes, it is suitable for both refrigeration and air conditioning applications.
Q5: When should a filter drier be replaced?
Replacement is recommended during system servicing, after contamination, or following compressor failure.