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    Return-suction filter

    July 26, 2005
    Return suction filters offer tank top mounting with boost pump connection for hydrostatic valves. Nominal flow rate to 600 lpm. Pressure to 10 bar. Fineness of 12, 16 µm. Connections include G3/4 to G11/2, SAE 11/2 and SAE 2. Argo-Hytos ...
    Hydraulicspneumatics Com Sites Hydraulicspneumatics com Files Uploads Custom Inline Archive Www hydraulicspneumatics com Content Site200 New Product 9830spotlight01 00000003621
    Return suction filters offer tank top mounting with boost pump connection for hydrostatic valves. Nominal flow rate to 600 lpm. Pressure to 10 bar. Fineness of 12, 16 µm. Connections include G3/4 to G11/2, SAE 11/2 and SAE 2.

    Argo-Hytos Inc.
    (419) 353-6070
    www.argo-hytos.com

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