Parker Velcon FOW Series Fuel Filter

for solids removal only.

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Features

  • 0.5 micron rating
  • 175 psid collapse strength
  • 160°F maximum operating temperature
  • Recommended changeout differential pressure = 25 psid
  • Conductive end caps and end cap adhesive reduce static charge within the vessel
  • Can be used in fuels containing anti-icing additives

The Parker Velcon FOW Series Fuel Filter is designed to provide performance and reliability in standard fuel filter housings
through a combination of media that removes solids that may be present in the fuel, and provides for reduced static charge.

The cartridges have injection molded endcaps that are bonded to the media with an O-ring seal on the mounting nozzle. 

As the cartridge removes dirt from the influent fuel there will be an increase in the differential pressure along with a decrease in flow rate. These changes are the result of flow restriction caused by dirt accumulation within the media. Cartridge changeout frequency will depend on the volume of solid contaminants present.

The FOW Series Cartridges incorporate features that quickly dissipate electrostatic charge across the cartridge, in response to the new requirement by industry to reduce static charge within the filter monitor.