HENGST
1009017B
$815.00 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1009017B
- Model:R928038205
- Summary:Hydraulic-Filter Element
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The Hengst 1.0060 G40-A00-0-M (1009017B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to enhance the efficiency and longevity of hydraulic systems. This filter element features a stainless steel wire mesh media, identified by its filter media code 'G', which provides robust filtration performance under demanding conditions. With a nominal size of 0060, the filter's dimensions are 250 mm in length, 140 mm in outer diameter, and 72.5 mm in inner diameter. It is engineered to withstand a collapse pressure rating of up to 30 bar, ensuring reliability even in high-pressure environments. The filter element includes an NBR seal, designated by the seal code 'M', known for its durability and compatibility with various hydraulic fluids. This model is part of Hengst's series 1 design class and incorporates a standard support cage material, offering structural integrity and support to the filtration media during operation. It is suitable for use with HFC and HFA fluids, expanding its applicability across different hydraulic applications that require efficient fluid cleanliness levels for optimal system performance. The Hengst 1.0060 G40-A00-0-M does not comply with DIN24550 standards but maintains high filtration quality through its advanced design features. Overall, this filter element serves as the central component in a filtration system where key parameters such as retention capacity, dirt holding capacity, and pressure loss are optimized through its design and materials used. Its robust construction ensures effective removal of contaminants from hydraulic fluids, contributing significantly to maintaining system efficiency and reducing wear on critical components within hydraulic machinery or equipment.
The Hengst 1.0060 G40-A00-0-M (1009017B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to enhance the efficiency and longevity of hydraulic systems. This filter element features a stainless steel wire mesh media, identified by its filter media code 'G', which provides robust filtration performance under demanding conditions. With a nominal size of 0060, the filter's dimensions are 250 mm in length, 140 mm in outer diameter, and 72.5 mm in inner diameter. It is engineered to withstand a collapse pressure rating of up to 30 bar, ensuring reliability even in high-pressure environments. The filter element includes an NBR seal, designated by the seal code 'M', known for its durability and compatibility with various hydraulic fluids. This model is part of Hengst's series 1 design class and incorporates a standard support cage material, offering structural integrity and support to the filtration media during operation. It is suitable for use with HFC and HFA fluids, expanding its applicability across different hydraulic applications that require efficient fluid cleanliness levels for optimal system performance. The Hengst 1.0060 G40-A00-0-M does not comply with DIN24550 standards but maintains high filtration quality through its advanced design features. Overall, this filter element serves as the central component in a filtration system where key parameters such as retention capacity, dirt holding capacity, and pressure loss are optimized through its design and materials used. Its robust construction ensures effective removal of contaminants from hydraulic fluids, contributing significantly to maintaining system efficiency and reducing wear on critical components within hydraulic machinery or equipment.
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.