Corrosion Resistant Oil Filter Screen Used In Crane Industry In-Line Hydraulic Fluid Screen

Share injection moulded Hydraulic filters consist of a synthetic filter mesh or stainless steel mesh held in a polymer plastic frame, allowing for a more robust part/product giving more reliability and longevity in its use. Injection moulding can take many forms and Share is fully capable to help develop and produce the injection moulded filter product that will best suit your needs, as well as, offering any additional advice or service along the way.

What Is a Hydraulic Filter?

A hydraulic filter is a component within a hydraulic system that removes damaging particulates by forcing hydraulic fluid through a porous filter element. The filter element catches contaminants and prevents them from re-entering the fluid flow and damaging other pieces of equipment further downstream. Contaminants range from dirt to water and reactive chemicals. Their size is on a scale of micrometers, meaning hydraulic filters must be properly sized to filter out even the smallest of particles.

Hydraulic filters are placed at various locations throughout a system to catch contaminants created at different points in the process. For ideal filtration, filters would be before and after the pump, in the return lines, off-line and within the reservoir.

In-line hydraulic filters are integrated into a hydraulic system and are used to remove impurity from hydraulic oil. In-line filters are installed on the return line before the pump, valves, and cylinders to clean contaminated hydraulic fluid before it is returned to the tank and recirculated into the system. Clean hydraulic fluid reduces contaminant buildup, reduces maintenance costs, and extends the working life of system components. In-line hydraulic filters can be installed in all typical hydraulic systems, such as those found in industrial, mobile, and agricultural settings.

Share Mesh Insert Injection Molded Filters Options

Welded stainless steel mesh tube