NEW In-Line Filter Range

In-line, FCL, FPL and FIL filters

These large in-line filters retain impurities and very fine dust, interfering with the flow rate in a negligible manner.
They are composed of a cylindrical transparent Plexiglass body closed by two anodised aluminium flanges kept in place by Seeger rings, where all the threaded male or female connections and seals are located; inside there is a filtering cartridge.
The filtering cartridges illustrated and described on this page, installed in their own container, are produced with different materials that can be identified with the following abbreviations:
- Series SP. Pleated paper filtering cartridge with compression sealing.
- Series SS. Pleated polypropylene mesh filtering cartridge with compression sealing.
- Series SA. AISI 304 stainless steel mesh filtering cartridge with compression sealing.
- Series RP. Pleated paper quick coupling filtering cartridge with double O-ring.
- Series RS. Pleated polypropylene mesh quick coupling filtering cartridge with double O-ring.
- Series RA. AISI 304 stainless steel mesh quick coupling filtering cartridge with double O-ring.
Given the paper filter element, it is not recommended to use these filters in the presence of water and oil vapours or condensation. The filters can be inspected by simply removing one of the two flanges.
Technical features
Operating pressure: from 0.5 to 3000 absolute mbar Fluid temperature: from -20 to +60°C
Product codes: FPL4 FCL4 FIL4 FPL5 FCL5 FIL5 FPL6 FCL6 FIL6 FPL7 FCL7 FIL7 SP/5M SS/5M SA/5M RP/5 RS/5 RA/5 RP/10/57 RS/10/57 RA/10/57

Have you ever wondered how in-line filters work to retain impurities and fine dust while maintaining a steady flow rate? Let's dive into the world of FCL, FPL, and FIL filters to understand their composition and functionality.

What are In-line Filters?

In-line filters are essential components that help remove impurities and contaminants from fluids, ensuring a clean and efficient flow. These filters are commonly used in various industries to protect equipment and machinery from damage caused by particles and debris.

Composition of In-line Filters

These filters typically consist of a cylindrical transparent Plexiglass body closed by two anodised aluminium flanges. The flanges are secured in place by Seeger rings, where the threaded connections and seals are located. Inside the filter, you'll find a specialized filtering cartridge designed to capture impurities.

Types of Filtering Cartridges

There are different types of filtering cartridges available for in-line filters, each designed for specific applications:

Series SP: Pleated paper filtering cartridge with compression sealing.

Series SS: Pleated polypropylene mesh filtering cartridge with compression seal.

Materials Used in Filtering Cartridges

The filtering cartridges are produced using a variety of materials, each identified by specific abbreviations. These materials play a crucial role in determining the efficiency and effectiveness of the filter:

Series SP: Pleated paper filtering cartridges are known for their excellent filtration capabilities and durability.

Series SS: Pleated polypropylene mesh filtering cartridges offer superior chemical resistance and are ideal for applications where compatibility is essential.

By understanding the composition and materials used in in-line filters, you can make informed decisions when selecting the right filter for your specific needs. Whether you require high filtration efficiency or chemical resistance, there is a filtering cartridge available to meet your requirements.

Have you ever wondered how in-line filters work to retain impurities and fine dust while maintaining a steady flow rate? Let's dive into the world of FCL, FPL, and FIL filters to understand their composition and functionality.

What are In-line Filters?

In-line filters are essential components that help remove impurities and contaminants from fluids, ensuring a clean and efficient flow. These filters are commonly used in various industries to protect equipment and machinery from damage caused by particles and debris.

Composition of In-line Filters

These filters typically consist of a cylindrical transparent Plexiglass body closed by two anodised aluminium flanges. The flanges are secured in place by Seeger rings, where the threaded connections and seals are located. Inside the filter, you'll find a specialized filtering cartridge designed to capture impurities.

Types of Filtering Cartridges

There are different types of filtering cartridges available for in-line filters, each designed for specific applications:

Series SP: Pleated paper filtering cartridge with compression sealing.

Series SS: Pleated polypropylene mesh filtering cartridge with compression seal.

Materials Used in Filtering Cartridges

The filtering cartridges are produced using a variety of materials, each identified by specific abbreviations. These materials play a crucial role in determining the efficiency and effectiveness of the filter:

Series SP: Pleated paper filtering cartridges are known for their excellent filtration capabilities and durability.

Series SS: Pleated polypropylene mesh filtering cartridges offer superior chemical resistance and are ideal for applications where compatibility is essential.

By understanding the composition and materials used in in-line filters, you can make informed decisions when selecting the right filter for your specific needs. Whether you require high filtration efficiency or chemical resistance, there is a filtering cartridge available to meet your requirements.