Solberg CSL Series Right Angle Inlet Vacuum Filter

Available in sizes ranging from 3/8 to 12 inches; designed to protect equipment from contaminants.

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Features

  • O-ring seal
  • Corrosive resistant black powder coat carbon steel
  • Vacuum rating: medium vacuum service
  • Filter change out differential: 15-20 inH2O over initial ΔP
  • Some models allow for selection of outlet types
  • Flange and threaded options available
  • Heavy duty T-bolts or stainless steel torsion clips for maintenance

The Solberg CSL series is a series of inline right angle vacuum filters designed to protect equipment from contaminants carried over from a variety of industrial processes. These filters are ideal for rough-medium vacuum services and can be utilized in systems where flanges and threaded connections are acceptable. Example applications include within the food industry, woodworking/routers, industrial and severe duty, and waste water aeration among others.

The CSL has many options available for users to configure. These options allows for a larger holding capacity and aid in field cleaning, low pressure design, seamless drawn housings, and brackets for optional support legs - all depending on the user's selections chosen. The customization can allow for minimizing equipment pressure-drop changes and provide protection and longevity for the vacuum system.