350LEN0160-H10XLBHV-V5,0-V-R6 (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 350LEN0160-H10XLBHV-V5,0-V-R6 (1016122B) is a hydraulic inline filter specifically designed for use in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems to efficiently filter out solids from fluids. This model features a multilayer glass fiber material with a filtration grade of 10, ensuring high-performance filtering capabilities. It is engineered for installation in pipelines and accommodates a nominal size of 0160. The filter's robust construction includes nodular cast iron and carbon steel housing, along with stainless steel support cage material, providing durability and reliability under demanding conditions. The seal is made from FKM, known for its excellent resistance to heat and chemicals. The Hengst 350LEN0160-H10XLBHV-V5,0-V-R6 can withstand a maximum working pressure of 350 bar and has a collapse pressure rating of 330 bar, making it suitable for high-pressure applications. It features an epoxy resin basis adhesive and is compatible with HFC/HFA fluids as well as compliant with DIN24550 standards. The filter is equipped with an optical indicator that activates at a switching point of 5 bar to notify users when maintenance or replacement is needed. This inline filter does not include a check valve or lid lifting device but does incorporate a cyclone effect to enhance filtration efficiency by reducing particle load on the filter media. The mounting design allows for top installation with horizontal port positioning, using G1 1/2 ports conforming to ISO228-1 standards. This product\u2019s design classifies it as an inline single filter within the series 350LE, offering reliable performance for various industrial applications requiring efficient fluid filtration.