Processing » Filters » Hungary

Search By Manufacturer

Search By Type

Building Filters

22

Used processing in Hungary

  • 2004 FDI HCH 316/1000 #4234

    2004 FDI HCH 316/1000 #4234

    • Manufacturer: FDI

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • Innovations-Center Eonag 3000 #6087

    Innovations-Center Eonag 3000 #6087

    • Manufacturer: Innovations-Center

    OIL MIST EXTRACTION, CENTRIFUGAL OIL MIST EXTRACTION, EONAG 3000 Used machine Electrical data: 400 V; 50 Hz - 4000 m³/h - 84 dBA - 2800 l/min

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • 2004 P.Ries 1400 A2 #5933

    2004 P.Ries 1400 A2 #5933

    • Manufacturer: P.Ries

    Description: The very compact size allows it to be easily integrated into machines, production systems or anywhere where space and space are limited. Motor power: 3x 220-240/380-415 V 0.75 kW 1.56 A (UL/CSA) IE3 ...

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • Mineralwerke PZ 250 M4 #5333

    Mineralwerke PZ 250 M4 #5333

    • Manufacturer: PZ

    Voltage: 380 V | Output: 55 kW | Weight: 1950 kg

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • dust filter dust precipitator #3410

    dust filter dust precipitator #3410

      Overall size: The filter is missing from the machine.

      Tatabánya, Hungary
    • Dust separator with fan without

      Dust separator with fan without drum filter #5664

        Overall size: 1000 x 1000 x 3500 mm | Electrical data: 400 V; 5,5 kW; 10,4 A

        Tatabánya, Hungary
      • no-image_en.png

        45 degree rubber elbow fitting 200 mm diameter/ct1420e

          Metal elbow fitting for changing the direction of flexible and spiro pipes. Diameter: 200 mm Material: galvanized steel

          Tata, Hungary
        12

        Overview

        Air filters are essential components of various machinery and vehicles, designed to remove contaminants like dust, dirt, and debris from the air before it enters the engine or other systems. Properly functioning air filters help maintain engine performance, improve fuel efficiency, and prolong the lifespan of the machinery.

        FAQ

        How often should I replace the air filter?

        The replacement frequency depends on the type of machinery and operating conditions. Typically, air filters should be checked every 50-100 operating hours and replaced if they appear dirty or clogged.

        Can I clean and reuse an air filter?

        Some air filters are designed to be reusable and can be cleaned with compressed air or washed, while others are disposable. Check the manufacturer's guidelines for specific instructions.

        What are the signs that an air filter needs to be replaced?

        Common signs include reduced engine performance, increased fuel consumption, and visible dirt or damage on the filter. If the engine struggles to start or runs unevenly, the air filter may need attention.