Nylon, PTFE, and Exotic Materials for Corrosive Applications
Nylon Filter Housings
Nylon Housings provides an economical solution for both sample systems and low-pressure compressed air applications.
| PRODUCT FEATURES / BENEFITS |
| s Filter Gases and Liquids |
| s Complete Nylon Construction |
| s Low Cost, Corrosion Resistant Filter Housings |
| s No Metal Contact Surfaces |
| s Replaceable Elements for Low Running Costs |
| s Emission / Environmental Filters |
| s Low Cost OEM Filters |
| s Point-Of-Use Instrument Air Filter |
Description
Nylon Housings provides an economical solution for both sample systems and low-pressure compressed air applications. Their durability, reliable performance, and price point the 700 series nylon filters offer an ideal OEM filtration solution. A wide selection of filter elements is available to accommodate even the most demanding requirements.
Each housing can be configured with two drain options:
- Manual Twist Drain
- No Drain (recommended for liquid filtration)
Our OEM Nylon Emission filters are specifically designed for gasoline engine analysis. We offer a traditional T-Type design or our unique inverted configuration.
The 745N (¼”) and 746N (½”) are single-element assemblies designed to accept industry-standard element sizes and grades, ensuring complete interchangeability. With their compact footprint and low internal volume (108 cc), these housings are particularly well suited for portable emission systems. Based on the 750N design (see first page), the short-bowl 745N and 746N are mounted in the traditional T-type format.
The 707N and 778N utilize our unique inverted 2 stage element design within one housing. Eliminating the need to break a connection for service or draining liquids. A secondary benefit is the unit having two elements, a coalescing pre-filter and particulate final filter. This minimizes internal volume and less leak pints since only one body is utilized.
Quick Comparison
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| Description | Nylon Housings provides an economical solution for both sample systems and low-pressure compressed air applications. | Our simple, field-friendly design incorporates a form-fitted silicone heating jacket that eliminates cold spots and provides fast, uniform heat transfer. If maintenance is ever required, the heating jacket can be easily replaced in the field. | The pure formulation of these filters ensures fast, accurate sampling results. Commonly referred to as “diesel particulate” or “weigh room” filters, they are designed to pair seamlessly with our borosilicate microfiber emission double open-ended elements. | For air service, Headline Filters brass filter housings are precision-machined from solid brass bar stock, with durable nylon internals and a Viton seal. They are ideal for point-of-use instrument air filtration and are available in the B360 series, which comes equipped with our high-flow 80C grade coalescing filter element. This element is engineered for heavily saturated air systems, efficiently removing large volumes of liquid while providing long service life for particulate filtration. | 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. | United Filtration Systems’ borosilicate microfiber, Acid Washed (AW) series elements are designed to capture excess ammonia (NH₃) introduced into the emission stream.The scrubbing process occurs through a chemical bond between the ammonia and the acid-washed (phosphoric) filter media, effectively protecting sensitive downstream equipment. |
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