20.1051 PWR20-E00-6-M (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 20.1051 PWR20-E00-6-M (1015870B) is a high-performance hydraulic filter element designed to provide superior filtration in demanding applications. This filter element is crafted with a multilayer glass fiber material, known for its excellent retention capacity and dirt holding capabilities, ensuring efficient removal of contaminants from hydraulic fluids. With dimensions measuring 332.5 mm in length, 114 mm in outer diameter, and 68.4 mm in inner diameter, it fits seamlessly into compatible filtration systems. The product features a nominal size of 1051 and is equipped with an NBR seal (seal code: M), offering reliable sealing performance under various operating conditions. Engineered to withstand pressures up to 20 bar, the filter element includes a bypass valve with a cracking pressure of 3.0 bar, ensuring continuous fluid flow even when the filter reaches its dirt holding capacity. The collapsible pressure code E signifies its robust design capable of handling high-pressure environments without compromising on performance or safety. The Hengst 20.1051 PWR20-E00-6-M is ideally suited for applications where maintaining clean hydraulic fluid is critical to system efficiency and longevity. Its advanced design classifies it as a part of the PWR20 series, highlighting its innovative use of multilayer glass fiber media that enhances filtration efficiency while minimizing pressure loss across the system. This filter element does not include support cage material but maintains structural integrity due to its sturdy construction materials and design specifications. It is not suitable for HFC/HFA fluids or DIN24550 applications, emphasizing its specialized use within standard hydraulic systems where conventional fluids are employed.