Most of today's machine tools come with special sized filters. At Machine Tool Bearings & Accessories, they are not "special" to us! We will assist you in identifying and supplying the proper filter to fit your machine. There are four main questions we ask: What fluid are you filtering? How small a particle are you filtering out? How is the filter attached? What is the filter material?
Additionally, there are a few more things to consider:
| 1. | Choose a filter appropriate to the location and working pressure needed. | |
| 2. | "Working pressures" listed indicate the maximum working pressure. | |
| 3. | Filters are connected by either of the two following methods: | |
| T-shaped piping: screws or flanges directly connect pipes | ||
| Manifold type: attached directly to a manifold block. | ||
| 4. | Use the following symbols to determine your selection based on the fluids used. | |
| General mineral oil | Standard, no symbol | |
| Phosphate ester fire-resistant hydraulic operating fluid | F symbol | |
| Water glycol fire-resistant hydraulic operating fluid | G symbol | |
| Symbols are indicated in front of model types. | ||
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