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In-line High Pressure Filter

In-line High Pressure Filter

Store/Pressure Cleaning, Water Blasting and Drain Jetting/Spray Guns, Lances and Nozzles/Foaming, Sandblasting and Wash Accessories/Filters, Couplings and Foot Valves
SKU 125 85.211.007N
AU$31.10
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In-line High Pressure Filter
Store/Pressure Cleaning, Water Blasting and Drain Jetting/Spray Guns, Lances and Nozzles/Foaming, Sandblasting and Wash Accessories/Filters, Couplings and Foot Valves
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In-line High Pressure Filter

The small parts that decide whether the expensive parts survive. In-line high pressure filters that catch grit before it reaches a turbo or a jetting head, pivot and adjustable angle couplings that stop the operator wrenching the gun, flow regulators, and foot valves for pedal operated bays. All current stock.

Ways to buy this part:

In-line filter, coupling or valve - In-line high pressure filter.

Specifications

Part In-line high pressure filter
Part number 125 85.211.007N
Detail NPT
Filter mesh 50 mesh on the stainless adaptor filter
Couplings 45 degree pivot, adjustable angle stainless in 725 psi and 3,650 psi ratings, AR1 M22 with 15 mm pin
Flow regulator RF-1, 1/4" BSP, 4,050 psi at 30 L/min, 160 C
Foot valves ST3 at 3,000 psi, Vega at 5,000 psi, ST-540 / ST-2605 at 5,000 psi and 45 L/min
Materials Stainless steel and brass
Country of origin Italy and Germany

What is in the box

  • One filter, coupling, regulator, valve or adaptor as selected
  • Filters are supplied with their element fitted
  • No adaptors included unless the part is itself an adaptor

Technicians Advice

The in-line filter is the single best value part in this listing and almost nobody fits one until they have destroyed something. Town water is usually fine; tank water, bore water and site standpipes are not, and the debris that matters is not big enough to see. It goes through the pump inlet strainer, through the pump, and lodges in the smallest orifice downstream - which is your turbo bearing or your jetting head jet. A filter on the high pressure side catches it before that. Check and clean it weekly, and if you find it packed after a job, that grit was going somewhere expensive. Second, on foot valves: they are not just convenience, they are a safety item in a bay where the operator needs both hands. But they hold pressure downstream when released, so bleed the line before disconnecting anything - people get caught by a lance that is still charged. Third, adjustable angle couplings are a wear point by design; check the locking collar every few months, because one that has loosened will move under pressure and take the operator by surprise.

Complete your setup

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Buying in bulk or fitting out a fleet? Call us for trade pricing.

Need help choosing? Call 1300 146 737 or email sales@mhfgc.com.au – real technicians, real answers.

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