These filter housings come with a cartridge that removes particles, rust, scale, and sediment from gasoline and diesel fuel, including fuels with ethanol.

Keep oil burners operating efficiently with clean oil.

Supply your own cartridge to filter contaminants.

Filter housings are made of 304 or 316 stainless steel for very good-to-excellent corrosion resistance.

There's no need to stop your water supply and disassemble these filters for cleaning. Turn the handle to flush debris from the cartridge and purge dirty water through the drain at the bottom.

Filter contaminants from your water line at temperatures up to 160° F.

Prepare water for use in beverages, food preparation, and ice production with these filters. They remove particles that cause unpleasant tastes and odors.

Tap into great-tasting water by screwing this filter directly onto your faucet.

Use these cartridges in a filter housing to treat water quality and reduce odor and chlorine in your line.

Withstands temperatures up to 175° F.

Replace your cartridge less frequently. Use these cartridges in a filter housing to reduce contaminants in your water line.

Also known as absolute-rated filter cartridges, these remove 99.9% of particles.

Unscrew the bottom of these cartridges and fill with your own filter media.

With excellent corrosion and chemical resistance, these cartridges can stand up to caustic soda, coolant, and harsh detergent.

Made of fiberglass, these cartridges can withstand harsh solvents and acids in high-temperature applications.

Replace your cartridge less frequently—these are pleated, which provides a large surface area for high debris retention.

Withstands temperatures up to 140° F.

Use these cartridges in a diesel fuel generator to filter contaminants.

Withstands temperatures up to 140° F.

Also known as absolute-rated cartridges, these remove 99.9% of particles.

Place these cartridges inside the filter bowl.

Also known as spin-on canisters, thread these cartridges directly onto the filter head.

Clean and reuse the stainless steel wire cloth filter cartridge.

No need to shut down your hydraulic system to change filters. Divert flow to one bowl while replacing the filter in the other. Use in systems with pressures up to 350 psi.

Replace filters less often. When one filter becomes clogged, the other provides filtration until you can shut down the system and change the cartridges.

Use these handheld filters to add new fluid into a machine or when you need to temporarily supplement filtration.

Secured to a cart, move these filters where you need them. Use to add new fluid into a machine or for supplemental filtration.