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In-Line Filters
170/172/173 Series Filters 426 Series Filters 695 Series Filters 1011 Series Filters
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170/172/173 Series Filters
Specifications* Operating Pressure: Model#M-170 0-500 PSI Model#M-172 0-125 PSI Model#M-173 0-500 PSI CV: Model 170: 0.9, Model 172: 0.03, Model 173: 0.8 Temperature: -25°F to 200°F *Note: Model F3, 400° Max Body: Electroless Nickel Plated Brass
* Specifications may vary depending on elastomer, environment and media.
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426 Series Filters
Maximum Operating Pressure — 125 psi Maximum Operating Temperature — 140°F Filter Area Open Diameter — .250
The 426 Series Filter design promotes multiple configurations to fit the exact use application. The standard body material is gray PVC. The PVC is an NSF Standard 61 Approved Material. Nylon and Glass Filled Polypropylene are available for chemical resistance applications. There are three Micron ranges available:
Filter Material Fine 15-45 Micron UHMWPE (Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene) Medium 45-90 Micron HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) Coarse 125-175 Micron PP (Polypropylene) |
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695 Series Filters
Specifications* Cracking Pressure: 1 PSI — Standard Operating Pressure: 0 -125 PSI CV: .1 to .2 Temperature: 140° max Body: White Nylon or Natural Polypropylene Ball and Spring: 302 Stainless Steel — Standard
* Specifications may vary depending on elastomer, environment and media.

Larger check valves available. Request information for specifications For more corrosion resistance, Hastelloy "C" springs with teflon ball available |
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1011 Series Filters

In-Line Filters are designed for the removal of most visible particulate in aqueous solutions and gas streams.
In-Line Filters housings are manufactured in Nylon, Polypoylene and Clear Polycarbonate materials and are assembled with either a Stainless Steel filter or a High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) filter.
Stainless Steel are mesh filters with 100 mesh count for larger particles or 200 mesh count for fine particle removal. HDPE filters are fiber filters with a 45 to 90 micron density (HDPE 4903) for larger particles or a 90 to 130 micron density (HDPE 4913) for fine particle removal. |
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