350LEN0160-PWR6B00-V5,0-M-S6 (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 350LEN0160-PWR6B00-V5,0-M-S6 (1007403B) is a high-performance hydraulic inline filter designed for efficient filtration of solids from fluids in hydraulic and lubricating oil systems. This model features a robust construction with nodular cast iron and carbon steel housing, ensuring durability and reliability under demanding conditions. The filter utilizes a multilayer glass fiber material (PWR6) to achieve a filtration grade of 6, making it suitable for applications requiring fine particulate removal. Its design includes top mounting with horizontal port positioning, compatible with SAE standards, and a port size of 1 1/2\" capable of handling pressures up to 6000 psi. The filter is engineered to withstand high pressures, with a nominal pressure rating of 350 bar and a collapse pressure rating of 330 bar, making it ideal for high-pressure hydraulic systems. It includes an optical indicator for monitoring the filter's status and ensuring timely maintenance without the need for disassembly. The product's suitability for HFC/HFA fluids and compliance with DIN24550 standards further enhance its versatility across various fluid types. Designed as part of the 350LE series, this single inline filter does not include additional features such as check valves or lid lifting devices but benefits from a cyclone effect that aids in efficient fluid flow and filtration performance. The seal is made from NBR material (M), providing reliable sealing capabilities under varying temperature conditions. With its standard support cage material and PUR-basis adhesive, this inline filter offers consistent performance over extended use periods in both industrial and mobile applications where space constraints demand compact yet powerful filtration solutions.