HENGST
1011636B
$494.00 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1011636B
- Model:R928045798
- Summary:Hydraulic-Filter Element
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The Hengst 2.140 G25-C00-0-M (1011636B) is a robust hydraulic filter element designed for efficient filtration performance. This component is integral to maintaining system cleanliness and longevity, as it effectively captures contaminants within hydraulic systems. Constructed with stainless steel wire mesh, the filter media ensures high dirt holding capacity and optimal retention capabilities, reducing pressure loss during operation. Measuring 156 mm in length, with an outer diameter of 78 mm and an inner diameter of 40.2 mm, this filter element is compact yet highly effective in its function. The design class of this filter element falls under the G25 configuration, which specifies its material and filtration properties. It features a nominal size of 140 and is equipped with NBR seals (seal code M), ensuring reliable sealing performance under various conditions. The support cage material is standard, providing structural integrity to withstand demanding environments. With a collapse pressure rating of 160 bar, the Hengst 2.140 G25-C00-0-M filter element is built to endure significant pressure without compromising its structural integrity or filtration efficiency. Although not suitable for HFC or HFA applications and not compliant with DIN24550 standards, this filter element excels in conventional hydraulic systems where such specifications are not required. This product's legacy code is R928045798, indicating its established presence in the market as a trusted component for hydraulic filtration needs. Its precision engineering and durable materials make it an ideal choice for applications requiring reliable filtration solutions to protect sensitive system components from contamination-related wear and tear.
The Hengst 2.140 G25-C00-0-M (1011636B) is a robust hydraulic filter element designed for efficient filtration performance. This component is integral to maintaining system cleanliness and longevity, as it effectively captures contaminants within hydraulic systems. Constructed with stainless steel wire mesh, the filter media ensures high dirt holding capacity and optimal retention capabilities, reducing pressure loss during operation. Measuring 156 mm in length, with an outer diameter of 78 mm and an inner diameter of 40.2 mm, this filter element is compact yet highly effective in its function. The design class of this filter element falls under the G25 configuration, which specifies its material and filtration properties. It features a nominal size of 140 and is equipped with NBR seals (seal code M), ensuring reliable sealing performance under various conditions. The support cage material is standard, providing structural integrity to withstand demanding environments. With a collapse pressure rating of 160 bar, the Hengst 2.140 G25-C00-0-M filter element is built to endure significant pressure without compromising its structural integrity or filtration efficiency. Although not suitable for HFC or HFA applications and not compliant with DIN24550 standards, this filter element excels in conventional hydraulic systems where such specifications are not required. This product's legacy code is R928045798, indicating its established presence in the market as a trusted component for hydraulic filtration needs. Its precision engineering and durable materials make it an ideal choice for applications requiring reliable filtration solutions to protect sensitive system components from contamination-related wear and tear.
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.