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    US Filter Custom

    US Filter Custom

    • Manufacturer: US Filter

    35 GPM Double-Pass Brackish RO Unit This U.S. Filter double pass reverse osmosis unit is is unused. It has five 4M Protec Model PRO-8-600-SP 600 psi membrane housings configured in a 1:1:1, 1:1 array with stainle...

    $32,850 USD
    Loves Park, IL
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    US Filter 90/00102-427

    US Filter 90/00102-427

    • Manufacturer: US Filter

    60 GPM Double Pass (Twin 30 GPM Double Pass) Brackish RO Unit This system is equipped with sanitary piping. There are no controls on this unit. Shipping dimensions are as follows: 196"L x 84"W x 86"H Water proces...

    $43,750 USD
    Loves Park, IL
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    Filter, Reverse Osmosis, RO/DI, Evoqua,

    Filter, Reverse Osmosis, RO/DI, Evoqua, Stainless Steel, High-Purity, #5991264

    • Manufacturer: Evoqua Water Technologies

    Unused Evoqua water treatment system includes a skid-mounted 2-Pass reverse osmosis (RO) unit with a 48-60 GPM flow rate, expandable to 96-115 GPM, and 8" diameter x 4M FRP pressure vessels rated at 450 PSIG ASME...

    Chowchilla, CA
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    2007 Siemens .

    2007 Siemens .

    • Manufacturer: Siemens

    Siemens reverse osmosis system (RO). Two identical RO systems - each arranged in a 3-stage 5-3-2 array. Designed to treat process tertiary effluent water and supply demineralized water. Flow is 190 gpm at 55 psig...

    Minnesota, USA

Overview

Filters are essential components in machinery, designed to remove contaminants from air, fuel, oil, and hydraulic fluids, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. They are used in a wide range of applications, from automotive engines to heavy-duty industrial equipment, to keep systems clean and running efficiently.

FAQ

What types of filters are available for machinery?

Common types include air filters, fuel filters, oil filters, and hydraulic filters. Each type is designed to capture specific contaminants to protect different parts of the machinery.

How often should filters be replaced?

The replacement frequency depends on the type of filter and the machinery's usage. Consult the manufacturer's guidelines, but generally, filters should be checked and replaced regularly to maintain optimal performance.

Can I use generic filters for my equipment?

While generic filters can be cost-effective, it is crucial to use filters that meet the specifications of your machinery to avoid potential damage and ensure efficient performance.

How do I know if a filter needs to be replaced?

Signs that a filter needs replacement include reduced performance, unusual noises, increased fuel consumption, or visible dirt and debris on the filter. Regular inspections can help identify when a filter needs changing.