HENGST
1012169B
$345.00 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1012169B
- Model:R928046628
- Summary:Hydraulic-Filter Element
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The Hengst 9.60 G10-F00-0-V (1012169B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to provide superior filtration in various hydraulic systems. Its core functionality lies in its ability to effectively capture contaminants, ensuring the smooth operation of hydraulic components by maintaining optimal fluid cleanliness. This model features a robust design with a stainless steel wire mesh filter media, designated as G10, which offers excellent retention and dirt holding capacity while minimizing pressure loss. The filter element has dimensions of 90.7 mm in length, an outer diameter of 44 mm, and an inner diameter of 22.1 mm. Engineered for durability and reliability, the Hengst 9.60 G10-F00-0-V can withstand high collapse pressures up to 210 bar, making it suitable for demanding applications that require consistent filtration performance under pressure. It incorporates FKM seals coded as V, known for their resistance to high temperatures and compatibility with various fluids, enhancing the filter's versatility across different operating environments. The design class of this product is categorized as a filter element without additional support cage material requirements, ensuring straightforward integration into existing systems without compromising on structural integrity or performance. Although not suitable for HFC/HFA fluids or compliant with DIN24550 standards, it remains an excellent choice for conventional hydraulic applications where standard support cage materials suffice. Overall, the Hengst 9.60 G10-F00-0-V stands out as a reliable component in maintaining hydraulic system efficiency and longevity by preventing contamination-related wear and tear on critical system components.
The Hengst 9.60 G10-F00-0-V (1012169B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to provide superior filtration in various hydraulic systems. Its core functionality lies in its ability to effectively capture contaminants, ensuring the smooth operation of hydraulic components by maintaining optimal fluid cleanliness. This model features a robust design with a stainless steel wire mesh filter media, designated as G10, which offers excellent retention and dirt holding capacity while minimizing pressure loss. The filter element has dimensions of 90.7 mm in length, an outer diameter of 44 mm, and an inner diameter of 22.1 mm. Engineered for durability and reliability, the Hengst 9.60 G10-F00-0-V can withstand high collapse pressures up to 210 bar, making it suitable for demanding applications that require consistent filtration performance under pressure. It incorporates FKM seals coded as V, known for their resistance to high temperatures and compatibility with various fluids, enhancing the filter's versatility across different operating environments. The design class of this product is categorized as a filter element without additional support cage material requirements, ensuring straightforward integration into existing systems without compromising on structural integrity or performance. Although not suitable for HFC/HFA fluids or compliant with DIN24550 standards, it remains an excellent choice for conventional hydraulic applications where standard support cage materials suffice. Overall, the Hengst 9.60 G10-F00-0-V stands out as a reliable component in maintaining hydraulic system efficiency and longevity by preventing contamination-related wear and tear on critical system components.
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.