Fisher 67CFR 67DFR Air Filter Regulator Fisher 3582i DVC2000 DVC6200 Valve Positioner 67C Series Gas Fisher Regulator

The small aluminum regulator you see on every control valve, positioner and transmitter in the plant

Walk around any refinery, chemical plant or power station and 90% of the instrument air regulators are Fisher 67C series. They’re cheap, they never clog, they hold set pressure for years, and you can get parts the next day. The 67CFR has the filter, the 67DFR has the dripwell for wet air. Maintenance guys keep a box of them in the store because when one fails you just swap it in ten minutes and you’re done.

• Built-in 5-micron filter on 67CFR – catches water and junk
• Dripwell on 67DFR – drains automatically or with manual valve
• 0–125 psi outlet range – covers everything
• 1/4" NPT ports – fits everywhere
• Aluminum body – light but tough
• Big knob you can turn with gloves on
• Relief valve built in – vents if supply jumps

• Instrument air supply to every positioner
• Transmitter and controller air
• Panel boards and purge meters
• Outdoor locations (with dripwell)

Q: What’s the difference between CFR and DFR?
A: CFR has filter, DFR has dripwell for wet air.

Q: Do I need to change the filter often?
A: Usually once a year, sometimes never.

Emerson Fisher Regulators
Phone: +8615000725058
Email: edwardzhao@gbsxj.com

• 67CFR stainless version
• 67CF with gauge
• 95H big brother for higher flow