HENGST
1014791B
$290.68 USD
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- HENGST
- Material:1014791B
- Model:R928052311
- Summary:Hydraulic-Filter Element
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The Hengst 20.250 P10-S00-4-M (1014791B) is a hydraulic filter element designed for efficient filtration in hydraulic systems. This component is crucial for maintaining the cleanliness and performance of hydraulic fluids by capturing contaminants that can cause wear and damage to system components. The filter element features a nominal size of 250 and uses P10 filter paper as its media, providing effective dirt holding capacity and retention capabilities while minimizing pressure loss. It measures 223 mm in length, with an outer diameter of 101 mm and an inner diameter of 63 mm, ensuring compatibility with a range of hydraulic systems. The filter incorporates a standard support cage material, enhancing its structural integrity under operational conditions. The design includes a bypass valve with a cracking pressure of 2.0 bar, allowing for continued fluid flow even when the filter becomes clogged, thus preventing system downtime or damage from excessive pressure buildup. The seal material is designated as NBR, known for its durability and resistance to oil-based fluids commonly found in hydraulic applications. Rated with a standard collapse pressure code 'S', this filter element is built to withstand typical operating pressures without failing. This product does not include suitability for HFC/HFA fluids or compliance with DIN24550 standards, indicating its specific application scope within conventional hydraulic systems using mineral oils or similar fluids. As part of the series 20 range from Hengst, the 20.250 P10-S00-4-M provides reliable filtration performance tailored to the needs of various hydraulic applications where maintaining fluid cleanliness is critical to system longevity and efficiency.
The Hengst 20.250 P10-S00-4-M (1014791B) is a hydraulic filter element designed for efficient filtration in hydraulic systems. This component is crucial for maintaining the cleanliness and performance of hydraulic fluids by capturing contaminants that can cause wear and damage to system components. The filter element features a nominal size of 250 and uses P10 filter paper as its media, providing effective dirt holding capacity and retention capabilities while minimizing pressure loss. It measures 223 mm in length, with an outer diameter of 101 mm and an inner diameter of 63 mm, ensuring compatibility with a range of hydraulic systems. The filter incorporates a standard support cage material, enhancing its structural integrity under operational conditions. The design includes a bypass valve with a cracking pressure of 2.0 bar, allowing for continued fluid flow even when the filter becomes clogged, thus preventing system downtime or damage from excessive pressure buildup. The seal material is designated as NBR, known for its durability and resistance to oil-based fluids commonly found in hydraulic applications. Rated with a standard collapse pressure code 'S', this filter element is built to withstand typical operating pressures without failing. This product does not include suitability for HFC/HFA fluids or compliance with DIN24550 standards, indicating its specific application scope within conventional hydraulic systems using mineral oils or similar fluids. As part of the series 20 range from Hengst, the 20.250 P10-S00-4-M provides reliable filtration performance tailored to the needs of various hydraulic applications where maintaining fluid cleanliness is critical to system longevity and efficiency.
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.