50LDN0160-PWR6A00-V2,2-V-R6 (2 PACK)

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The Hengst 50LDN0160-PWR6A00-V2,2-V-R6 (1019536B) is an inline duplex filter designed for high-performance filtration applications. It features a multilayer glass fiber material with a filtration grade of 6, providing efficient particle retention and protection for hydraulic systems. This model is built with nodular cast iron and carbon steel, ensuring durability and strength under demanding conditions. With a nominal size of 0160 and a bypass cracking pressure of 3.5 bar, this filter supports high flow rates while maintaining optimal pressure levels. The filter's design includes an FKM seal, which is suitable for various fluids including HFC and HFA types, adhering to DIN24550 standards. It has a collapse pressure rating of 30 bar and can withstand a maximum working pressure of up to 50 bar. The Hengst filter also incorporates an optical indicator for easy monitoring of the filtration status, with a switching point set at 2.2 bar. For ease of installation, the filter offers flexible mounting options on either the top or back with horizontal port positioning. The ports are designed according to ISO228-1 standards with G1 1/2 sizing (port code R6). Additionally, the cyclone effect feature enhances separation efficiency by creating a centrifugal force to remove larger particles before they reach the main filtration media. This model does not include a lid lifting device or two-parted bowl design but does incorporate a stopcock change-over design for seamless maintenance and operational continuity without system shutdowns. The adhesive basis used in this product is PUR-Basis, contributing to its robust construction and reliable performance across various applications where high-quality filtration is critical.