HENGST
1055821B
$450.00 USD
- HENGST
- Material:1055821B
- Summary:Hydraulic-Inline Filter
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The Hengst 1055821B (1055821B) is a hydraulic inline filter specifically designed for the filtration of solids from fluids in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems. This product, identified by part number 1055821B and model code 250LEN0100-2X/PWR3A00-V5,0-M-R4, is engineered for installation in pipelines. It features a robust design with a housing made from nodular cast iron and carbon steel, ensuring durability under high-pressure conditions. The filter utilizes a multilayer glass fiber material (PWR) as its filter media, which provides efficient filtration with a grade of 3 microns. The Hengst filter is equipped with NBR seals (seal code M) and has a nominal size of 0100. It supports standard cage materials and has been tested to withstand collapse pressures up to 30 bar. The bypass cracking pressure is rated at 7.0 bar, allowing for reliable operation under varying conditions. With a maximum working pressure of 280 bar and a nominal pressure of 250 bar, this inline filter can handle demanding applications. Additionally, the Hengst inline filter features an optical indicator to monitor the system's status effectively. It supports horizontal port positioning with G1 ports adhering to ISO228-1 standards. The product also incorporates cyclone effect technology but does not include a check valve or lid lifting device. This makes it suitable for use in environments where high fluid cleanliness levels are critical while maintaining ease of maintenance due to its top mounting design. Furthermore, the Hengst inline filter meets DIN24550 standards and is compatible with HFC/HFA fluids, making it versatile across different hydraulic applications. Its adhesive basis is PUR-based, contributing to its structural integrity and performance consistency over time.
The Hengst 1055821B (1055821B) is a hydraulic inline filter specifically designed for the filtration of solids from fluids in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems. This product, identified by part number 1055821B and model code 250LEN0100-2X/PWR3A00-V5,0-M-R4, is engineered for installation in pipelines. It features a robust design with a housing made from nodular cast iron and carbon steel, ensuring durability under high-pressure conditions. The filter utilizes a multilayer glass fiber material (PWR) as its filter media, which provides efficient filtration with a grade of 3 microns. The Hengst filter is equipped with NBR seals (seal code M) and has a nominal size of 0100. It supports standard cage materials and has been tested to withstand collapse pressures up to 30 bar. The bypass cracking pressure is rated at 7.0 bar, allowing for reliable operation under varying conditions. With a maximum working pressure of 280 bar and a nominal pressure of 250 bar, this inline filter can handle demanding applications. Additionally, the Hengst inline filter features an optical indicator to monitor the system's status effectively. It supports horizontal port positioning with G1 ports adhering to ISO228-1 standards. The product also incorporates cyclone effect technology but does not include a check valve or lid lifting device. This makes it suitable for use in environments where high fluid cleanliness levels are critical while maintaining ease of maintenance due to its top mounting design. Furthermore, the Hengst inline filter meets DIN24550 standards and is compatible with HFC/HFA fluids, making it versatile across different hydraulic applications. Its adhesive basis is PUR-based, contributing to its structural integrity and performance consistency over time.
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.