HENGST
1013406B
$627.69 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1013406B
- Model:R928049130
- Summary:Hydraulic-Filter Element
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The Hengst 99.191897 G40-F00-0-M (1013406B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to ensure optimal filtration in hydraulic systems. This component is essential for maintaining the cleanliness and efficiency of hydraulic fluids by trapping contaminants and preventing them from circulating through the system. The filter element features a stainless steel wire mesh as its filter media, which provides robust filtration capabilities, ensuring high dirt holding capacity and minimal pressure loss. With dimensions of 173 mm in length, 80 mm in outer diameter, and 45 mm in inner diameter, it fits seamlessly into compatible systems. The design class of this filter element is categorized as \"Filter element,\" and it includes a support cage made from standard materials to reinforce its structure under operational conditions. It has a collapse pressure rating of 210 bar, indicating its ability to withstand significant pressure differentials without deforming or failing. The seal designation for this model is NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber), known for its excellent resistance to oils and temperature variations, ensuring a reliable seal throughout its service life. This specific model does not include suitability for HFC/HFA applications nor compliance with DIN24550 standards. However, it excels in applications requiring durable filtration solutions with its G40 material configuration, making it suitable for various industrial hydraulic systems where stainless steel wire mesh media are preferred. Overall, the Hengst 99.191897 G40-F00-0-M offers dependable performance for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of hydraulic systems by effectively filtering out impurities from hydraulic fluids.
The Hengst 99.191897 G40-F00-0-M (1013406B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to ensure optimal filtration in hydraulic systems. This component is essential for maintaining the cleanliness and efficiency of hydraulic fluids by trapping contaminants and preventing them from circulating through the system. The filter element features a stainless steel wire mesh as its filter media, which provides robust filtration capabilities, ensuring high dirt holding capacity and minimal pressure loss. With dimensions of 173 mm in length, 80 mm in outer diameter, and 45 mm in inner diameter, it fits seamlessly into compatible systems. The design class of this filter element is categorized as \"Filter element,\" and it includes a support cage made from standard materials to reinforce its structure under operational conditions. It has a collapse pressure rating of 210 bar, indicating its ability to withstand significant pressure differentials without deforming or failing. The seal designation for this model is NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber), known for its excellent resistance to oils and temperature variations, ensuring a reliable seal throughout its service life. This specific model does not include suitability for HFC/HFA applications nor compliance with DIN24550 standards. However, it excels in applications requiring durable filtration solutions with its G40 material configuration, making it suitable for various industrial hydraulic systems where stainless steel wire mesh media are preferred. Overall, the Hengst 99.191897 G40-F00-0-M offers dependable performance for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of hydraulic systems by effectively filtering out impurities from hydraulic fluids.
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.