Filters

Types of Hydraulic Filters and Their Differences

Low-Pressure Filters:

• Typically used in the suction line or return line of a hydraulic system.
• Designed to handle lower pressures, usually below 10 bar.
• Often used for coarse filtration to remove larger particles.
• Examples: Suction strainers

Medium-Pressure Filters

• Used in various locations within a hydraulic system, including pressure lines.
• Designed to handle moderate pressures, typically between 10 and 30 bar.
• Used for finer filtration to remove smaller particles.
• Examples: Pressure line filters

High-Pressure Filters:

• Used in critical locations where high pressures are present, such as close to high-pressure pumps or servo valves.
•  Designed to withstand high pressures, typically above 30 bar.
• Used for very fine filtration to remove even the smallest particles.
• Examples: Filters for high-pressure pumps, servo valve filters.