110LEN0063-2X/P10A00-V2,2-M-R3 (2 PACK)
Manufacturer: Hengst
Material #: 1019570B (2 Pack)
Model : 110LEN0063-2X/P10A00-V2,2-M-R3 (2 PACK)
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The Hengst 110LEN0063-2X/P10A00-V2,2-M-R3 (1019570B) is a hydraulic-inline filter designed for the filtration of solids from fluids in hydraulic systems and lubricating oil systems. This product is intended for installation in pipelines and features an inline, single design class with a nominal size of 0063. The filter material configuration is P10, utilizing filter paper as the media. It has an NBR seal designation and supports standard cage material. The bypass cracking pressure of this filter is rated at 3.5 bar, with a maximum working pressure of up to 110 bar and a nominal pressure also at 110 bar. The housing is made from aluminum, ensuring durability while maintaining a lightweight profile. This model includes an optical indicator for monitoring purposes but does not feature a check valve or lid lifting device. It also utilizes the cyclone effect to enhance filtration efficiency. The port configuration includes G3/4 horizontal ports adhering to ISO228-1 standards, with a port code designation of R3. With its ability to withstand collapse pressures up to 30 bar and its suitability for DIN24550 specifications, this filter offers reliable performance in demanding environments. The Hengst hydraulic-inline filter provides efficient filtration with a filtration grade of 10 microns, making it suitable for various applications requiring solid particle removal from fluid systems. Its top mounting design facilitates easy installation and maintenance within pipeline systems.
$748.78 USD
($374.39 USD/Each)
Sold in packs of 2
Availability: Backordered
Ships from US
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Delivered as early as September 15, 2026





