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Hydronit C34100100 - Standard Suction Strainer Filter For PPM
filterPart number: C34100100
Hydronit C34100100 is a micro inlet suction strainer with a 90-micron filtration rating and a 1/4-inch BSP thread. It is listed for group 0 pumps. Confirm the power pack model, serial number and connection before ordering.
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Technical specifications
| Manufacturer | Hydronit |
|---|---|
| Part number | C34100100 |
| Category | Filters & filtration |
| Published designation | Hydronit C34100100 - Standard Suction Strainer Filter For PPM |
| Reference status | Published part reference; specification and fitment require confirmation |
| Availability | On request |
| Filter type | Micro inlet suction strainer |
| Filtration rating | 90 µm |
| Thread | 1/4 in BSP |
| Weight | 0.01 kg |
Catalogue information may contain errors or be out of date. Full specifications and verified details are available on request. Confirm the part number and equipment fitment with us before ordering.
Product questions
What filtration rating and thread does the Hydronit C34100100 have?
The C34100100 is listed with a 90-micron filtration rating and a 1/4-inch BSP thread. Confirm the mating thread before ordering; the available descriptions do not establish whether it is BSPP or BSPT.
Will C34100100 fit my Hydronit power pack?
C34100100 is described as a suction strainer for group 0 pumps and is listed for PPM power packs. This does not confirm fitment to every configuration. Provide the power pack model and serial number, pump details and existing filter reference to verify the match.
Where does the C34100100 suction filter work in the hydraulic system?
It is an inlet strainer used on the suction side. It is described as sitting in the tank at the end of the suction pipe, where it catches larger particles before they reach the pump. Confirm the arrangement on your particular unit.
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