Filtration that performs.

Inside an industrial filter

1. 

   01 / Hydraulic filters

   See inside the filter.

   A hydraulic return-line filter, sectioned. The housing holds the pressure; the element inside does the filtering.

2. 

   02 / Anatomy

   Every layer has a job.

   End caps and an O-ring seal the element into the head. Pleated media filters, the perforated core keeps it from collapsing, and a bypass valve protects the system if the element clogs.

3. 

   03 / Outside-in flow

   The dirt stays on the media.

   Oil passes through the pleats from the outside in. Particles are held on the media, and as the element loads up, the clogging indicator shows when it is time to change it.

4. 

   04 / Air filter elements

   Pleats that breathe.

   Pleated media held at an even spacing by a spiral bead, an inner liner for support, and moulded end caps that seal the element in its housing.

5. 

   05 / Dust collector cartridges

   Cleaned by a pulse of air.

   Dust builds up as a cake on the outside of the pleats. A short reverse pulse of compressed air from the blowpipe knocks it off, and the cartridge goes back to work.

6. 

   06 / Liquid filter bags

   Solids stay in the bag.

   Liquid enters the bag from the top and passes out through the felt. The basket supports the bag, and the solids stay inside it for easy removal.

7. 

   07 / One partner

   One partner for every element.

   Hydraulic, air, dust collector and liquid filtration, matched to your machine by part number, sample or photo.