Pro-lube FF/FFL/10 Pump Filter 20 Gpm 1 Inch Inlet

Product Description

The PRO-LUBE FF/FFL/10 is a pump inlet filter designed to protect fluid transfer pumps from particulate contamination. Rated for flow up to 20 gallons per minute (GPM) through a 1-inch inlet connection, it uses a 10-micron mesh filter element constructed from nylon and paper media. At 5.31 inches long and 2.76 inches in diameter, it installs in-line on the suction side of a pump to catch debris before it reaches pump internals. This filter is a common service item for lubrication, fuel transfer, and fluid handling pump systems maintained by mechanics, fleet service technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals.

This pump filter fits suction-side applications where protecting a pump from contamination is required during fluid transfer operations. Its 10-micron mesh rating makes it suitable for filtering oils, fuels, and similar petroleum-based fluids. The compact form factor allows it to be installed in tight plumbing runs. It is commonly used in mobile lubrication rigs, shop fluid dispensing equipment, and transfer pump systems that require periodic filter maintenance or replacement.

Key Features

• 20 GPM flow rating supports high-volume fluid transfer applications
• 10-micron mesh element removes fine particulate before it reaches pump internals
• 1-inch inlet connection fits standard pump suction fittings
• Nylon and paper media construction provides chemical compatibility with common petroleum fluids
• Compact size at 5.31 inches long for installation in space-constrained pump setups

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement pump inlet filter for fluid transfer and lubrication pump systems requiring a 1-inch suction-side filter with 10-micron filtration and up to 20 GPM flow capacity.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or fluid systems technician. Shut off and de-energize the pump system and relieve any line pressure before removing the old filter. Ensure the inlet connection is wrench-tight and leak-free before returning the system to service. Inspect the filter element at regular service intervals and replace when flow restriction or contamination is observed.