HENGST
1010803B
$818.00 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1010803B
- Model:R928043866
- Summary:Hydraulic-Inline Filter
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The Hengst 445LEN0100-PWR10A00-V5,0-V-R4 (1010803B) is a hydraulic inline filter designed for use in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems to effectively filter out solids from fluids. This model features a robust construction with a housing made of nodular cast iron and carbon steel, providing durability and strength. The filter utilizes a multilayer glass fiber material designated as PWR10 for its media, ensuring efficient filtration with a filtration grade of 10. It supports high-pressure applications with a maximum working pressure of 450 bar and a nominal pressure rating of 445 bar. The collapse pressure rating is set at 30 bar, making it suitable for demanding environments. The filter is equipped with an FKM seal (seal code V), ensuring compatibility with various fluid types and offering reliable sealing performance. It features an optical indicator that provides visual feedback on the filter's status, activating at a switching point of 5 bar. The design includes standard support cage material and adheres to DIN24550 standards, highlighting its suitability for high-performance applications. Installation is facilitated by its top mounting design, while the port configuration follows the ISO228-1 standard with G1 port designation in a horizontal position (port code R4). The bypass cracking pressure is rated at 7.0 bar, allowing for controlled flow management under system overload conditions. Additionally, this model incorporates cyclone effect technology to enhance particle separation efficiency within the filter. Overall, the Hengst 445LEN0100-PWR10A00-V5,0-V-R4 inline filter offers reliable performance in filtering operations within hydraulic and lubricating systems, backed by its sturdy construction and advanced filtration technology.
The Hengst 445LEN0100-PWR10A00-V5,0-V-R4 (1010803B) is a hydraulic inline filter designed for use in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems to effectively filter out solids from fluids. This model features a robust construction with a housing made of nodular cast iron and carbon steel, providing durability and strength. The filter utilizes a multilayer glass fiber material designated as PWR10 for its media, ensuring efficient filtration with a filtration grade of 10. It supports high-pressure applications with a maximum working pressure of 450 bar and a nominal pressure rating of 445 bar. The collapse pressure rating is set at 30 bar, making it suitable for demanding environments. The filter is equipped with an FKM seal (seal code V), ensuring compatibility with various fluid types and offering reliable sealing performance. It features an optical indicator that provides visual feedback on the filter's status, activating at a switching point of 5 bar. The design includes standard support cage material and adheres to DIN24550 standards, highlighting its suitability for high-performance applications. Installation is facilitated by its top mounting design, while the port configuration follows the ISO228-1 standard with G1 port designation in a horizontal position (port code R4). The bypass cracking pressure is rated at 7.0 bar, allowing for controlled flow management under system overload conditions. Additionally, this model incorporates cyclone effect technology to enhance particle separation efficiency within the filter. Overall, the Hengst 445LEN0100-PWR10A00-V5,0-V-R4 inline filter offers reliable performance in filtering operations within hydraulic and lubricating systems, backed by its sturdy construction and advanced filtration technology.
Inline filters are used in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems for the filtration of solids from fluids. They are intended for installation in pipelines.