Value Collection 310-008-103 Liquid Bag Filter 200 Micron

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 310-008-103 is a Size 1 liquid bag filter rated at 200 microns, designed to remove particulate contamination from liquid process streams. Built from mesh polyester, the filter body measures 7 inches in diameter and 16.5 inches in length, providing 2.5 square feet of filtration area. It handles a maximum flow rate of 90 GPM and is rated for service up to 300 degrees F, making it suitable for a broad range of industrial and commercial liquid filtration applications. Licensed plumbing and mechanical contractors, as well as industrial maintenance technicians, are the typical installers.

This bag filter is used in liquid filtration systems requiring coarse-to-medium particulate removal. Size 1 bag housings are common in light industrial process lines, cooling water circuits, chemical feed systems, and general liquid filtration skids where flow rates up to 90 GPM are standard. The mesh polyester construction provides durability in moderate-temperature service and resists many common process fluids. It is sold individually and is suitable for use wherever a Size 1 bag housing is already installed.

Key Features

• 200 micron rating for coarse particulate removal in liquid streams
• 90 GPM maximum flow rate suits high-throughput Size 1 applications
• Mesh polyester construction resists moderate chemical exposure and elevated temperatures
• 2.5 square feet of filtration area extends service intervals between bag changes
• Rated to 300 degrees F for compatibility with heated process fluids
• Standard Size 1 form factor fits widely available bag filter housings

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement or spare for standard Size 1 liquid bag filter housings accepting a 7-inch diameter by 16.5-inch long filter bag.

Installation Notes

Liquid bag filters are typically installed and serviced by licensed plumbing or mechanical technicians familiar with the applicable piping codes. Before replacing a filter bag, isolate the housing by closing upstream and downstream isolation valves and relieve system pressure completely before opening the housing lid. Inspect the housing o-ring or gasket seat for wear or debris before seating the new bag, and ensure the bag collar seats fully and evenly to prevent bypass. Follow the system operator's lockout/tagout procedure before any service work.