Jaw-dropping Sfl-035-uc-p3-dm-100 : Argo In-line Suction Strainer, 100psi, 8.7gpm Nominal Flow, 50 Micron Paper Element, #12 Sae (3/4) Certified [7PudtzAT]

Argo In-Line Suction Strainer Details

The Argo Hytos SFL-035-UC-P3-DM-100 In-Line Suction Strainer is a crucial component for maintaining the efficiency and longevity of hydraulic systems. Designed for installation in the suction line of pumps, this strainer ensures that the charge pumps of hydrostatic drives receive clean fluid, reducing the risk of contamination and wear. With its robust construction and advanced filtration capabilities, it is the ideal choice for demanding industrial applications.

Key Product Features

The SFL-035-UC-P3-DM-100 boasts several key features that make it a standout choice for hydraulic systems. First, its 100psi pressure rating ensures it can withstand high-pressure environments without compromising performance. The nominal flow rate of 8.7GPM provides efficient fluid handling, while the 50 Micron Paper Element offers reliable filtration, trapping particles as small as 50 microns. Additionally, the #12 SAE (3/4) connection ensures compatibility with a wide range of hydraulic systems.

• High-pressure rating of 100psi for robust performance
• 8.7GPM nominal flow rate for efficient fluid handling
• 50 Micron Paper Element for reliable filtration
• Compatible with #12 SAE (3/4) connection

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Argo Hytos SFL-035-UC-P3-DM-100 In-Line Suction Strainer is designed to enhance the performance and reliability of hydraulic systems in various applications. By installing this strainer upstream of the charge pumps, you can protect your equipment from debris and contaminants, reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Its compact design allows for easy installation and integration into existing systems, making it a versatile solution for a wide range of industrial needs.

• Protects equipment from debris and contaminants
• Reduces downtime and maintenance costs
• Easy installation and integration
• Enhances the performance and reliability of hydraulic systems