what micron rating it this filter ? / the harley filter is 5 micron
1526212
I don't know, but it's supposed to be equivalent to OEM. I've used these since buying the Road King in 2000, now have 40,000 miles on it. The filter cant be too bad.
1526213
Buy whatever makes you feel better... I've been using Fram on all of my bikes and it's cover by my extended warranty by HD...
886082
The lens should indicate what filter diameter it uses. Look for a symbol like an O with a slash through it, which will be followed by a number. That number is the filter size in mm.
692986
I use 75 micron as a final strainer, but I start with a 200 or 400 depending on how much junk is in it. If there isn't a lot of stuff floating in it, 75 is fine, otherwise it clogs up. If your only filtering one gallon, though, I would use rubber bands to hold a coffee filter in a funnel, and just pour in a little at a time. Getting the oil warm(not hot) helps, too.
919220
No, this billet oil cooler slide onto a standard 3" diameter Harley Davidson oil filter or a compatible filter of the same diameter, according to the Fram HP1 specification there filter is 3.670" diameter. I am currently using this cooler on my Harley Softail Deluxe with Amsoil Synthetic motor oil 20W-50 and Amsoil oil filter #EAOM134C which is 20 microns and it fits an works great.
1435836
"50- micron pre-filter; 5-micron post-filter (nominal)". The unit is presented as a "dual-gradient density" filter. I believe that means the outer layers are more loosely wrapped and trap particles at the 50 micron size, and the inner core is tighter wrapped filtering down to 5 microns. This design should extend filter life as far as maintain a decent flow rate for a longer time, from my understanding.
2063017
Negative, this does not filter well enough, if you have a boil advisory I would stick to boiling it. I use this as a whole house filter, and in addition I use a filter on my drinking water tap that filters down to 2 microns, this filter only does 5 microns, even if it did filter down to 2 microns, I'd still recommend boiling the water with your advisory!
1050339
I don't see a "MERV". It says the rating is "1000 MPR" (micro performance rating). I believe when I purchased these filters I had googled the rating and read that the rating system had changed. Can't quite remember the particulars. Try googling? BTW - I swear my husband's breathing has improved since I started using these filters. He suffers from COPD.
742247
This is just a filter housing. The filters you can put in it are pretty much particle filters. The smaller the micron filter the more particles it will filter out. Though if you are specificly looking to filter out those, this is probably not the right way to go. Check out ohio pure water's website, CK Moore is great at reccomending the right filter for the items you are wanting to filtering out.
813896
The best way to gain that info is to visit their site. I do not know the size as I already installed it and discarded the info. I am happy with this filter and will buy from them again.
1671132
Not sure if this is the answer you wanted but specifications show: Dust Removal Rate at..... 1 micron 99.97% - 0.3 micron 80%
1909447
Kinetico typically uses 2 1/2" X 20" filters, with 2-10" filter elements joined by a "coupler". The filters you ask about do the job better with only one filter, so yes it will. For great, complete filtration, use a 5 micron after the 20 micron. (oh, yeah, better quality filters at a lower price as well)
534540
I cannot answer about the micron size! this mask with the P100 Toxic dust filters Meets OSHA and NIOSH P100 requirements for scraping lead paint or working near Asbestos , or working around Toxic Mold! Respiratory protection against particulates under the 42 CFR 84 P100 classification (99.97% efficient against all particulate aerosols including oil-based aerosols). For additional information, call MSA Safety Works customer service at 1-888-MSA-HOW2 (1-888-672-4692).
815470
Water purifier filters particles down to .02 micron. The treatment system filters to .1 micron.
1312346
Yes, it is. The label says "5 micron Nominal Filtration". It is a MATRIKX+CTO /2 32-425-125-975http://www.matrikxfilters.com/cto2.html
1404922
5 micron is the largest size, you can use a 1 micron if you wish. If you use anything larger then 5 micron the "bugs" can hide behind the particles! I use a 5 micron filter.
1085842
Not sure the microns. I bought this over a year ago very happy with it. It has no problem pulling the vacuum down to the lowest reading on the set of gauges that I have.
1737842
I've actually never heard of it up until you asked this. I did some research and found that the cell size is 0.5 um^3. So if the cell is 0.5 microns the filter will get rid of it because it filters down to 0.05 microns.