Low Pressure Stainless Steel Housings
Low Pressure Stainless Steel Housings
Designed for gas analysis, emissions monitoring, CEMS, and sample process filtration, these low-pressure stainless steel housings are ideal for applications requiring continuous monitoring.
| PRODUCT FEATURES / BENEFITS |
| s Low Cost Design For Low Pressure Applications |
| s All 316L Stainless Steel |
| s 1/4” NPT Drain (Standard) |
| s Sample Conditioning Filtration |
| s Emission / Environmental Service |
| s Gas Analysis Protection |
| s Low Pressure Service |
| s No Tools Required to Service |
Description
Designed for gas analysis, emissions monitoring, CEMS, and sample process filtration, these low-pressure stainless steel housings are ideal for applications requiring continuous monitoring. While the all-stainless steel construction eliminates direct visual monitoring capability, it provides a cost-effective and durable solution for systems requiring fully stainless wetted components.
The housings feature minimal annular volume to reduce lag time and sample carryover. A 1/4″ drain port located in the base allows the units to also be used in bypass or slipstream filtration configurations.
Designed for gas analysis, emissions monitoring, CEMS, and sample process filtration applications where continuous monitoring is required. The Pyrex glass “G” bowl provides full visibility of the filter element, allowing quick and convenient visual inspection.
All-stainless steel housings (designated without the “G” suffix) eliminate visual monitoring capability but offer a cost-effective solution for systems requiring all stainless steel wetted components.
The housing design features minimal annular volume to reduce lag time and sample carryover. A 1/4″ drain port located in the base allows these units to be utilized in bypass or slipstream filtration configurations.
Quick Comparison
| Low Pressure Stainless Steel Housings remove | Analyzer Panel Filter (Model 170) remove | Miniature Stainless Steel 5,000 PSIG Housings remove | PTFE Filter Housings remove | Inline Stainless Steel Housings remove | High Pressure 3,000 PSIG Stainless Steel Process Housings remove | |
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| Name | Low Pressure Stainless Steel Housings remove | Analyzer Panel Filter (Model 170) remove | Miniature Stainless Steel 5,000 PSIG Housings remove | PTFE Filter Housings remove | Inline Stainless Steel Housings remove | High Pressure 3,000 PSIG Stainless Steel Process Housings remove |
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| Description | Designed for gas analysis, emissions monitoring, CEMS, and sample process filtration, these low-pressure stainless steel housings are ideal for applications requiring continuous monitoring. | The 170 Series offers a compact and versatile solution for modern sample conditioning systems. Designed for inverted (upside-down) or horizontal installation, all connections—including inlet, outlet, drain, and bypass—are located in the head, allowing element servicing without breaking any connections. | The 110 and 120 Series Filter Housings are designed for use with both gaseous and liquid sample process analyzers. Their compact configuration, low internal volume, and positive O-ring sealing mechanism provide reliable performance in demanding analyzer applications. | PTFE filter housings are engineered specifically for applications requiring exceptional chemical resistance and minimal adsorption. These housings support a range of filter elements for both gaseous and liquid filtration. | In-line Filter Housings are designed specifically for particulate removal in systems requiring extended service intervals. These housings are not intended for coalescing applications and are not compatible with adsorption cartridges. | Our 150HP and 160HP series high-pressure filter housings are constructed from 316L stainless steel, delivering exceptional performance and value in demanding service conditions. |
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