Aro-Flo Series Air Line Lubricator, 1/4 NPT Ports, 57 SCFM Flow Rating

Description & Features

The Aro-Flo Series Air Line Lubricator ensures pneumatic devices receive proper lubrication, reducing wear and prolonging service life. Designed for general applications in pneumatic systems, this lubricator delivers a constant oil-to-air flow ratio.

This lubricator features 1/4" NPT ports and a 57 SCFM flow rating. It is constructed with a polycarbonate bowl and bowl guard.

SKU: L36121-100

Supplier Part Number (MPN): L36121-100

Alternate Part Numbers: C1KM70

Specifications

Adjustment Type
Screw
Body Material
Aluminum
Bowl
Polycarbonate
Connection Type
NPT
Fill Type
Standard
grp Gauge Port
1000 Through 3000 Series: Polycarbonate Bowl 23-125 deg F, Metal Bowl 23-175 deg F, Super-Duty Series: Plastic Bowl 32-125 deg F, Metal Bowl 32-150 deg F
grp Maximum Inlet Pressure
1000 to 3000 Series: Aluminum Body, Nylon Sight Dome, Urethane inlet Tube, Nitrile Seals
Oil Feed Type
Mist
Series
ARO-Flo 1000 Series

Product Questions & Answers (2)

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Question by: Johnny T on Sep 28, 2025, 9:03 PM
What size of NPT fitting does this lubricator use?
Answer by: Customer Support on Sep 30, 2025, 8:01 AM
This lubricator uses a 1/4" NPT port size.
Question by: Brett M on Jan 2, 2026, 3:52 PM
Got a pneumatic setup running some air tools off a compressor line, how close to the tool should one of these lubricators actually be mounted?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 4, 2026, 12:34 PM
Closer is better, and that's not just a general rule. These lubricators are designed to be installed as near to the downstream application as possible so the oil mist actually reaches the tool before it settles out or dissipates. The further away you mount it, the less effective the lubrication gets. If you've got multiple tools pulling off the same line, you'd want to think about positioning carefully so each one gets what it needs.

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