Specifications

1.Pall sintered msh filter element
2.Graded pore structure
3.High dirt-holding capacity
4.Low differential pressure

Pall metal sintered mesh filter element

Pall pressure filter elements are extremely permeable and are constructed of

high dirt capacity stainless steel (type 304 or 316L) woven wire mesh. pressure

filter element media out perform other meshes because they are sintered woven

wire meshes with higher void space.

Features

more pores per unit area, providing more dirt-holding capacity than that of an

unsintered mesh made from coarser wires. Designs are available which are

suitable for temperatures up to 600F/315 C  

 

Specifications

Materials of Construction:	Hardware:	Corrosion protected carbon steel
	Media:	Inert, inorganic fibers impregnated and bonded with epoxy resins
Temperature Range:	Nitrile:	-43C (-45F) to +107C (225F)
	Fluorocarbon:	-29C (-20F) to +120C (250F)
		per ISO 2943)Note: 60C (140F) maximum for water based fluids
O - ring Code:	OR112 per ISO 3601-1
Collapse Rating:	210 bard (3045 psid)

 

Filter Element Pressure Drop

Multiply actual flow rate times factor in table below to determine pressure drop

with fluid at 32 cSt (150 SUS),  0.9 S.G. Correct for other fluids by multiplying

new viscosity in cSt/32 (SUS/150) x new S.G./0.9.  Note: factors are per 1000 L/min

and per 1 US gpm  

 

Operating Characteristics:

Standard cartridges are capable of withstanding a collapse differential of 125

psid in the forward flow (outside-in) direction and up to 600 F and 10 psid in

the reverse flow direction

 

Sizes:

The standard series filters are cylindrical forms of pleated medium, 2 1⁄2inches in

diameter in 10 inch multiple lengths, up to 30 inches