HENGST
1010084B
$1,622.00 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1010084B
- Model:R928040907
- Summary:Hydraulic-Filter Element
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The Hengst 10.1300LA G100-A00-B6-M (1010084B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to optimize filtration efficiency in various hydraulic systems. This component is crucial for maintaining the cleanliness and integrity of hydraulic fluids, ensuring the longevity and reliability of machinery. The filter element features a stainless steel wire mesh media, identified by its filter media code 'G', which provides robust filtration capabilities with excellent dirt holding capacity and minimal pressure loss. With a nominal size of 1300LA, the element measures 482 mm in length, with an outer diameter of 143.5 mm and an inner diameter of 96.5 mm, making it suitable for various applications requiring precise fitment. The design incorporates a bypass valve with a cracking pressure of 6 bar, coded as 'B6', allowing for continued operation under certain conditions when the filter becomes clogged. The collapse pressure rating of this filter is 30 bar, indicating its ability to withstand significant pressure differentials without structural failure. It includes an NBR seal, designated by seal code 'M', ensuring reliable sealing performance in diverse operational environments. This filter element is part of the Hengst series '10' and features standard support cage material to maintain structural integrity during use. It is suitable for use with HFC and HFA fluids but does not conform to DIN24550 standards or include support cage options without additional configurations. Ideal for demanding industrial applications, this filter element enhances system performance by effectively removing contaminants from hydraulic fluids while supporting high flow rates and pressures typical in rigorous settings.
The Hengst 10.1300LA G100-A00-B6-M (1010084B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to optimize filtration efficiency in various hydraulic systems. This component is crucial for maintaining the cleanliness and integrity of hydraulic fluids, ensuring the longevity and reliability of machinery. The filter element features a stainless steel wire mesh media, identified by its filter media code 'G', which provides robust filtration capabilities with excellent dirt holding capacity and minimal pressure loss. With a nominal size of 1300LA, the element measures 482 mm in length, with an outer diameter of 143.5 mm and an inner diameter of 96.5 mm, making it suitable for various applications requiring precise fitment. The design incorporates a bypass valve with a cracking pressure of 6 bar, coded as 'B6', allowing for continued operation under certain conditions when the filter becomes clogged. The collapse pressure rating of this filter is 30 bar, indicating its ability to withstand significant pressure differentials without structural failure. It includes an NBR seal, designated by seal code 'M', ensuring reliable sealing performance in diverse operational environments. This filter element is part of the Hengst series '10' and features standard support cage material to maintain structural integrity during use. It is suitable for use with HFC and HFA fluids but does not conform to DIN24550 standards or include support cage options without additional configurations. Ideal for demanding industrial applications, this filter element enhances system performance by effectively removing contaminants from hydraulic fluids while supporting high flow rates and pressures typical in rigorous settings.
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.