MFM Series
Inline Filters
4000 PSI • Up to 30 GPM
Features
- Because of their efficient design and construction, MFM filters are considered a cost effective solution for new equipment, or as a replacement for filters already specified on existing equipment.
- The MFM filter is available in 4 sizes comprised of four different bowl and element lengths. The models 35, 55, 75, and 95, provide maximum flow rates of 10, 18, 25, and 30 GPM respectively.
- A quick-response by-pass valve protects against high differential pressures caused by cold start-ups, flow surges and pressure spikes.
- The high bypass pressure setting (100 psid) minimizes the possibility of contamination due to premature bypassing.
- Filters may be specified with or without a clogging indicator. Both Visual and electrical indicators are available. Standard indicators actuate at 72 psid.
- Filter materials are compatible with all mineral, lubricating oils, and commonly used fire retardant fluids per ISO 2943.
- Fatigue pressure rating equals maximum allowable working pressure rating.
Technical Details
Mounting Method | 4 Mounting Holes – Filter Head |
Port Connection | SAE-12, 3/4˝ BSPP |
Flow Direction | Inlet: Side Outlet: Side (opposite each other) |
Construction Materials | Head: Ductile Iron Bowl: Steel |
Flow Capacity | 35: 10 gpm (35 lpm) 55: 18 gpm (68 lpm) 75: 25 gpm (95 lpm) 95: 30 gpm (113 lpm) |
Housing Pressure Rating | Max. Operating Pressure: 4000 psi (280 bar) Proof Pressure: 6000 psi (400 bar) Fatigue Pressure: 4000 psi (280 bar) @ 1 million cycles, 4600 psi (320 bar) @ 100,000 cycles Burst Pressure: 13,920 psi (960 bar) |
Element Collapse Pressure Rating BN/HC | 250 psid (17 bar) |
Fluid Temperature Range | -22° to 250°F (-30° to 121°C) |
Fluid Compatability | Compatible with all petroleum oils and synthetic fluids rated for use with Fluoroelastomer or Ethylene Propylene seals. Contact HYDAC for information on special housing and element constructions available for use with water glycols, oil/water emulsions, and HWBF. |
Indicator Trip Pressure | ΔP = 72 psid (5 bar) – 10% |
Bypass Valve Cracking Pressure | ΔP = 100 psid (7 bar) + 10% (Standard) |