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Also known as spin-on canisters, thread these cartridges directly onto the filter head. UN/UNF (SAE) thread connections have straight threads and are also known as O-ring Boss fittings.

Cartridges with fiberglass media trap and hold more particles than paper cartridges, extending their life.

Cartridges with paper media are more economical than filters with fiberglass media, but they need to be replaced more frequently.

Cartridge with synthetic gel media absorbs water from hydraulic fluid.

Also known as filter elements. They fit snugly inside compact inline hydraulic fluid filters. Include two O-rings.

Secured to a cart, move these filters where you need them. The first filter removes larger particles, and the second filter removes smaller particles. Use the hose and wands to transfer new fluid into your system as well as to filter contaminants from existing fluid. Use an optional water-removal cartridge in the second filter to remove water from hydraulic fluid. A pop-up indicator prompts you to change the large-particle filter cartridge. UN/UNF (SAE) thread connections have straight threads and are also known as O-ring Boss fittings.

Optional filter cartridges with stainless steel media can be cleaned for repeated use. Use them in your filter housing.

Keep oil burners operating efficiently with clean oil. These filter housings come with a cartridge that filters particles from fuel oil.

Pleated cartridges provide a large surface area for high dirt retention.

Reusable cartridges can be cleaned for repeated use.

These filter housings come with a cartridge that removes particles, rust, scale, and sediment from gasoline and diesel fuel, including fuels with ethanol. The cartridge is pleated, which provides a large surface area for high dirt retention.

Use the optional water-removal cartridge (sold separately) to remove water from diesel fuel and gasoline.

Remove contaminants, moisture, and other particles from steam that will touch food and for final filtering in pharmaceutical, biotech, and electronics applications. The cartridge in these housings filters out 98% of particles as small as 1 micron and 100% of particles as small as 2 microns. That’s why they meet 3-A’s accepted practice for creating culinary-grade steam, which is often used in steam-in-place (SIP) cycles to sanitize equipment, and for applications such as blanching. They’re FDA compliant for direct contact with food, and also meet pharmaceutical equipment design standards.

All are made of 316 stainless steel, so frequent washdowns with harsh cleaners and sanitizers won’t corrode them, and they withstand steam. These housings are designed to sanitary standards; they’re 3-A certified 10-04 and meet ASME BPE. They have rounded edges and highly polished interior and exterior surfaces, minimizing the spots where bacteria could grow. For the same reason, they don’t have horizontal ledges—liquid completely drains off.

They connect to your line with two quick-clamp fittings that are easy to take apart for cleaning and line reconfiguration. Each fitting is tightly sealed with an EPDM gasket, which has excellent resistance to steam.

Cartridges can be cleaned and reused, but after six cleanings you should replace them to maintain high performance.

Remove contaminants from culinary steam—steam that sanitizes food and beverage processing equipment—with these corrosion-resistant filter housings. They’re often used as pre-filters to trap large particles, protecting filters that then capture smaller particles. Made of stainless steel, they won’t corrode from frequent washdowns with harsh cleaners. The cartridge can be cleaned for repeated use, but should be replaced after six uses. These housings comply with FDA design standards for pharmaceutical equipment and are FDA compliant for direct contact with food.