Aviation filter housing
Filter housings are specifically designed to remove solid particles such as rust, dirt, pipe scale, sand and metal from fuel. They are commonly located ahead of clay treaters and coalescer separators to protect and prolong cartridge life. A single pass through the filter allows clean product to flow downstream.
Microfilters
- Vertical & horizontal configurations available
- Designed to remove solids such as rust, dirt, pipe scale, sand and metal from fuel in a single pass through the filter
- Easy service and reduced maintenance costs
- EI 1596 Design & Construction
- Built to ASME Code, Section VIII, stamped and certified or “CE” marked
Filter Water Separator ( Category C or M )
- Vertical & horizontal configurations available
- Designed to filter solids and separate water from fuels
- Easy service and reduced maintenance costs
- Qualified to 6th Edition of EI 1581, Category M & M100, Type S
- EI 1596 Design & Construction
- Built to ASME Code, Section VIII, stamped and certified or “CE” marked
Monitor – Horizontal Monitor Housings
- EI 1596 Design & Construction
- Welded carbon steel construction —other materials available on request
- ASME Code, Section VIII construction, stamped and certified
- Maximum working pressure: 150 psi (10.3 bar)
Clay Treaters
- Removes surface active agents (surfactants), color and additives from jet fuel
- No internal moving parts
- Removable cartridge mounting post
- EI 1596 Design & Construction
- Built to ASME Code, Section VIII, stamped and certified or “CE” marked
Clay Treater Housings
- Removes surface active agents (surfactants), color and additives from jet fuel
- No internal moving parts
- Removable cartridge mounting post
- EI 1596 Design & Construction
- Built to ASME Code, Section VIII, stamped and certified or “CE” marked
