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Water separator filter cyclo-phin
centrifugalindustrialprocess

Water separator filter - cyclo-phin - Heation AB - centrifugal / industrial / process
Water separator filter - cyclo-phin - Heation AB - centrifugal / industrial / process
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Characteristics

Designed for
water
Filtration method
centrifugal
Applications
industrial, for the food industry, process, sludge, separation
Material
stainless steel
Mounting
flange, skid-mounted, thread connection, threaded
Fluid specification
process water
Other characteristics
automatic, for sand
Operating pressure

Max.: 16 bar
(232.06 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Filtration size

Min.: 50 µm

Flow

Max.: 190 m³/h
(6,709.787 ft³/h)

Min.: 4 m³/h
(141.259 ft³/h)

Fluid temperature

Max.: 60 °C
(140 °F)

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Description

cyclo-phin is a stainless steel cyclone water filter or also called hydrocyclones. Thanks to their design cyclone water filters transform the tangential inlet flow into a whirlpool that separates particles thanks to the centrifugal force pressing them against the body of the filter. They are ideal for the removal of sand or other heavier particles from the water and have a very high removal rate. Typical applications for hydrocyclones are removal of sand from water wells, cooling water taken from rivers or lakes, pre-filtration or protective filtration for downstream equipment.

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