Value Collection 310-008-110 Liquid Bag Filter 250 Micron

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 310-008-110 is a Size 2 liquid bag filter rated at 250 microns, designed to remove particulate from liquid process streams in industrial, commercial, and mechanical filtration systems. Constructed from mesh polyester, it measures 7 inches in diameter and 32 inches in length, providing 5 square feet of filtration area. With a maximum flow rate of 180 GPM and a maximum working temperature of 300 degrees F, this bag filter suits demanding continuous-flow applications. It is installed by plumbing and mechanical contractors or industrial maintenance technicians working on liquid filtration housings.

This filter is sized for standard Size 2 bag filter housings and is suitable for use in a wide range of liquid filtration applications, including process water, coolant, chemical, and general industrial fluid systems. The 250-micron rating makes it appropriate for coarse-to-medium particulate removal in applications where protecting downstream equipment from debris is the primary goal. Its mesh polyester construction supports compatibility with a variety of liquid media across a broad temperature range.

Key Features

• 250-micron filtration rating for coarse-to-medium particulate removal
• Size 2 bag format fits standard Size 2 filter housings
• 180 GPM maximum flow rate supports high-volume liquid systems
• Mesh polyester construction offers chemical compatibility across common process fluids
• Rated to 300 degrees F maximum working temperature
• 5 square feet of filtration area for extended service intervals

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for standard Size 2 liquid bag filter housings used in industrial and commercial process filtration systems.

Installation Notes

Liquid bag filters are installed and serviced by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, or qualified industrial maintenance personnel. Before replacing the filter bag, depressurize and isolate the filter housing by closing inlet and outlet valves and releasing any trapped pressure through the housing vent. Inspect the housing o-ring or gasket for wear before reseating the new bag and reinstalling the housing lid. Verify that flow direction and bag orientation match the housing manufacturer's requirements before returning the system to service.