2.0013 G100-A0V-0-M (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 2.0013 G100-A0V-0-M (1011545B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed for efficient filtration in hydraulic systems. Its compact dimensions, with a length of 250 mm, an outer diameter of 45 mm, and an inner diameter of 24.3 mm, make it suitable for various applications where space is limited. The filter element features a stainless steel wire mesh as its filter media, ensuring robust durability and effective filtration performance. With a nominal size of 0013, it provides excellent retention capacity and dirt holding capabilities while maintaining low pressure loss during operation. This filter element is engineered to withstand a collapse pressure rating of up to 30 bar, making it highly reliable under demanding conditions. It includes an NBR seal (seal code M), which ensures compatibility with a wide range of hydraulic fluids. The support cage made from stainless steel (support cage material code V) adds structural integrity to the filter element, enhancing its longevity and performance consistency. The Hengst 2.0013 G100-A0V-0-M is particularly suitable for use in environments requiring high fluid cleanliness levels and where the presence of contaminants can lead to system inefficiencies or failures. Its design classifies it as part of the series 2 filters, which are known for their precision and reliability in various hydraulic applications. Additionally, this model is compatible with HFC and HFA fluids but not compliant with DIN24550 standards. Overall, the Hengst 2.0013 G100-A0V-0-M hydraulic filter element offers exceptional filtration capabilities essential for maintaining optimal performance in hydraulic systems by effectively removing particulate contaminants from fluids circulating within these systems.