Best alternatives to ULTRAFILTER Fine element FF 07/30 (AG 0048)

Best alternatives to ULTRAFILTER Fine element FF 07/30 (AG 0048)

Remplacement pour Ultrafilter Filter

Model Number: FF07/30

Connection : Aluminium end caps

Oil : 0.1 mg/m3

Start differential pressure : 0,04 bar

Degree of filtration : 0,01 µm

Gasket materials : Perbunan gaskets

Détails du produit

Ultrafilter offers filter elements for most compressed air applications. These high quality filter elements are made with the finest pleating technology and aluminum end caps. Unique to the industry with their extremely low differential pressure.The FF/MF/SMF filter elements are made with a pleated oleophobic filter media that rejects oil and water.

Advanced pleating techniques mixed with nano technology,makes our “High Performance” filters much more effective than a standard filter, as the pleating provides a 450% larger

filtration surface per square inch. The special pleating also secures a much larger particle retention capacity.The benefits of using this type of filter is low differential pressure, up to 70% lower energy costs and improved efficiency of filtration.

Caractéristiques du produit

1.450 % greater filter media compared to standard elements

2.Lower differential pressure

3.Improved filtration efficiency

4.Greater dirt-capturing capacity

5.70 % less energy costs

Paramètres du produit

Max Differential pressure	5 bar @ 20°C
Efficacité	99999%
Degree of filtration	0,01 µm
Material(s)	Borosilicate, cerex and polyurethane
Max temperatur	80°C
Gasket materials	Perbunan gaskets
Residual oil content	0,1 mg/m3
Start differential pressure	0,04 bar
Connection	Aluminium end caps
Remove Particles	99.999% (0.1 m)
Huile	0.1 mg/m3

Type	Particle Taux de filtration	Efficacité	Residual oil content	Max.differential pression
PE	25 μm	99%	N/A	2 bar at 20°℃
SB	25 μm	99%	N/A	2 bar at 20℃
FF	0,01 μm	99.999%	0,1 mg/m3	5 bar at 20°℃
MF	0,01 μm	99.99998%	0,03 mg/m3	5 bar at 20°℃
SMF	0,01 μm	99,99999%	<001 mg/m3	5 bar at 20°℃
AK	Activated Carbon	N/A	0,003 mg/m3	2 bar at 20°℃