High Flow Cup Filter for High Pressure Systems
High Flow Cup Filter for High Pressure Systems
SKU:VAL-3c9b5e
Enhance high-pressure systems with Parker's MAFC Series Cup Line Filter, offering superior flow rates and easy maintenance.
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The MAFC Series Cup Line Filter by Parker is an essential component for high-pressure systems demanding superior flow rates and maximum filter surface area. Ideal for industrial and chemical processing applications, this filter boasts a cup design that provides up to six times more effective filter area compared to disc-type units. The filter elements are easily replaceable, ensuring seamless maintenance. With a robust construction and efficient filtration capabilities, the MAFC Series Cup Line Filter excels in reliability and performance.
Product Specifications
Dimensions A
7.71 in
Dimensions B
5.76 in
Dimensions Body Hex
2 1/8 in
Dimensions C
.88 in
Dimensions Connection
3/4 MPI™
Dimensions Cover Gland Torque Max
700 ft·lb
Dimensions Cover Gland Torque Min
500 ft·lb
Dimensions Cup Filter Pn
250A-2916
Dimensions D Hex
1 7/8 in
Dimensions Micron Size
65
Dimensions Orifice
.516 in
Dimensions Pressure
15000 psi | 1035 bar
Dimensions Tubing Od
3/4
Specifications Note
All filters furnished complete with connection components unless otherwise specified. All dimensions for reference only and subject to change.Parker Autoclave Engineers disc filters are designed to filter small amounts of process particles. It is recommended that all fluids are thoroughly cleaned prior to entering the higher pressure system. 2507 Super Duplex filters may be supplied with four flats in place of standard hex. Filter media is 316 SS. Pressure differential not to exceed 1,000 psi (69 bar) in a flowing condition.