50LDN0063-G100A00-V2,2-M-R4 (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 50LDN0063-G100A00-V2,2-M-R4 (1013522B) is an advanced inline duplex filter designed for high-efficiency filtration applications. It features a stainless steel wire mesh filter media, designated with the code G100, which offers robust filtration capabilities with a nominal size of 0063 and a filtration grade of 100. This model is equipped with NBR seals and adheres to the DIN24550 standard, ensuring compatibility with various hydraulic systems. It supports HFC and HFA fluid types, making it versatile for different applications. The filter's housing is constructed from nodular cast iron and carbon steel, providing durability under demanding conditions. The 50LD series filter includes an optical indicator that signals when the pressure reaches the switching point of 2.2 bar, aiding in maintenance scheduling and system reliability. With a maximum working pressure of 50 bar and a collapse pressure rating of 30 bar, this filter is suitable for high-pressure environments. The bypass cracking pressure is set at 3.5 bar to protect the system from excessive pressure build-up. Installation flexibility is offered through top or back mounting options and horizontal port positions conforming to ISO228-1 standards, with G1 port designation. The stopcock change-over design allows for seamless switching between filter elements without system shutdowns, enhancing operational efficiency. This model does not include a lid lifting device or a two-parted bowl but incorporates a cyclone effect to improve particle separation efficiency within the filtration process. Overall, the Hengst 50LDN0063-G100A00-V2,2-M-R4 provides reliable performance in challenging environments where efficient fluid filtration is critical to system operation and longevity.