Parker Velcon Aquacon ACO Series Aviation Fuel Monitor Cartridge

Remove Water and Dirt from Jet Fuel and Avgas.

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Features

  • 1/2 micron particle removal
  • 250°F maximum operating temperature
  • 98%+ efficiency micron ratings
  • Free and emulsified water removal to less than 5 ppm
  • Pressure increase signals need for cartridge change
  • Improved configuration to help reduce risk of super absorbent polymer (SAP) migration downstream
  • Use with existing filter housings

The Parker Velcon Aquacon ACO Series Aviation Fuel Monitor Cartridge contains a high capacity inner absorbent medium which removes all free and emulsified water from hydrocarbon fuels down to less than 5 ppm in the effluent. Absorbed water is chemically locked into this medium.

When a cartridge reaches its water holding capacity, its accordion pleats swell and cause an increase in the differential pressure which signals the operator to change the cartridge.

Solid contaminants are removed by the cartridge’s particulate filter media layers. The pleated accordion style design provides a large surface area for maximum dirt holding capacity. Models are offered for particle filtration down to 1/2 micron size with 98% plus efficiency. Performance is not affected by the presence of common surface active agents.