350LEN0160-G40A00-V5,0-M-S6 (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 350LEN0160-G40A00-V5,0-M-S6 (1007298B) is a hydraulic-inline filter designed for use in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems to filter solids from fluids. This inline filter is intended for installation in pipelines and features a robust design with a nominal size of 0160. It utilizes stainless steel wire mesh as the filter media, designated as G40, which ensures effective filtration with a filtration grade of 40. The housing is constructed from nodular cast iron and carbon steel, providing durability under high-pressure conditions, with a maximum working pressure of 350 bar and nominal pressure also rated at 350 bar. This model includes an optical indicator for monitoring purposes, which activates at a switching point of 5 bar to alert users when maintenance is required. The filter's design incorporates a cyclone effect to enhance filtration efficiency. It does not include a check valve or lid lifting device but adheres to DIN24550 standards and is suitable for HFC and HFA fluids. The support cage material is standard, ensuring stability during operation. The port configuration features an SAE standard with a size designation of 1 1/2\" - 6000psi positioned horizontally, allowing for convenient top mounting in various applications. The seal material used is NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber), marked with the code M, providing reliable sealing capabilities under demanding conditions. Additionally, the bypass cracking pressure stands at 7 bar with no two-parted bowl design included in this model. Overall, the Hengst hydraulic-inline filter offers robust construction and efficient filtering capabilities suitable for maintaining fluid cleanliness in demanding hydraulic and lubrication systems environments.