50LDN0250-PWR3A00-V2,2-M-R6 (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 50LDN0250-PWR3A00-V2,2-M-R6 (1009469B) is an advanced inline duplex filter designed for high-efficiency filtration applications. This model features a robust construction with a nodular cast iron and carbon steel housing, ensuring durability and reliability under demanding conditions. The filter media is composed of a multilayer glass fiber material, designated as PWR, which provides superior filtration performance with a filtration grade of 3. It is equipped with an NBR seal and supports top or back mounting options. The filter's nominal size is 0250, and it includes a support cage made from standard materials. It can withstand a collapse pressure rating of up to 30 bar and operates effectively at a nominal pressure of 50 bar with a maximum working pressure also rated at 50 bar. The bypass cracking pressure is set at 3.5 bar, allowing for efficient flow management. Designed for versatile use, the Hengst filter supports compatibility with HFC and HFA fluids and conforms to DIN24550 standards. The port designation for this model is G1 1/2, following the ISO228-1 standard, with ports positioned horizontally. An optical indicator alerts users when the switching point reaches 2.2 bar, facilitating maintenance and ensuring optimal performance. The innovative design includes features such as a cyclone effect for enhanced filtration efficiency but does not include a lid lifting device or two-parted bowl structure. Instead, it employs a stopcock change-over design to streamline operations during filter changes or maintenance activities. This configuration makes the Hengst 50LDN0250-PWR3A00-V2,2-M-R6 an ideal choice for applications requiring reliable filtration in systems operating under high-pressure conditions.