HENGST
1008327B
$393.00 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1008327B
- Model:R928036397
- Summary:Hydraulic-Filter Element
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The Hengst 61.135/2 PWR10-F00-0-V (1008327B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to optimize the filtration process in hydraulic systems. This filter element plays a crucial role in maintaining the cleanliness and efficiency of the system by effectively capturing contaminants and preventing them from circulating through the hydraulic fluid. It features a multilayer glass fiber material with a PWR10 filter material configuration, ensuring excellent retention capacity and dirt holding capability while minimizing pressure loss. With dimensions of 230 mm in length, an outer diameter of 54 mm, and an inner diameter of 27.3 mm, it fits seamlessly into compatible systems for reliable performance. The design incorporates an FKM seal (seal code V), which provides robust resistance against various hydraulic fluids, enhancing the durability and longevity of the filter element under challenging conditions. The collapse pressure rating of this model is 210 bar, making it suitable for high-pressure applications where reliability is paramount. The Hengst 61 series filter elements are engineered without a support cage but utilize standard support cage materials to ensure structural integrity during operation. This particular model does not support HFC or HFA suitability and is not compliant with DIN24550 standards. However, its advanced design makes it an ideal choice for applications requiring superior filtration efficiency without compromise on performance or safety. Suitable for use in diverse hydraulic applications, this filter element ensures that your system runs smoothly by reducing wear and tear on components, ultimately leading to reduced maintenance costs and extended equipment life.
The Hengst 61.135/2 PWR10-F00-0-V (1008327B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to optimize the filtration process in hydraulic systems. This filter element plays a crucial role in maintaining the cleanliness and efficiency of the system by effectively capturing contaminants and preventing them from circulating through the hydraulic fluid. It features a multilayer glass fiber material with a PWR10 filter material configuration, ensuring excellent retention capacity and dirt holding capability while minimizing pressure loss. With dimensions of 230 mm in length, an outer diameter of 54 mm, and an inner diameter of 27.3 mm, it fits seamlessly into compatible systems for reliable performance. The design incorporates an FKM seal (seal code V), which provides robust resistance against various hydraulic fluids, enhancing the durability and longevity of the filter element under challenging conditions. The collapse pressure rating of this model is 210 bar, making it suitable for high-pressure applications where reliability is paramount. The Hengst 61 series filter elements are engineered without a support cage but utilize standard support cage materials to ensure structural integrity during operation. This particular model does not support HFC or HFA suitability and is not compliant with DIN24550 standards. However, its advanced design makes it an ideal choice for applications requiring superior filtration efficiency without compromise on performance or safety. Suitable for use in diverse hydraulic applications, this filter element ensures that your system runs smoothly by reducing wear and tear on components, ultimately leading to reduced maintenance costs and extended equipment life.
The Filter Element is the central component in a filter, where the actual filtration takes place. The key filter parameters such as retention capacity, dirt holding capacity and pressure loss are determined by the Filter Element and the filter media used.