Fuel Filter

Fuel Filter

SKU : 3101112
Fit on : Y-joint ASPERSORA
Brand name : Seasummer
PCS/BAG : 500 pcs
MOQ : 500 pcs
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Product Parameters

 

Specification Item Description
Product Name Fuel Filter
Filter Type In-Line / Mesh / Paper Element
Housing Material Clear Plastic / Nylon / Brass / Zinc Alloy
Filter Media Nylon Mesh / Sintered Bronze / Paper
Micron Rating 30 – 150 Microns (depending on type)
Inlet/Outlet Size 1/4" / 5/16" / 3/8" Barb (Hose ID)
Overall Length 30 – 60 mm
Housing Diameter 10 – 25 mm
Suitable Fuel Gasoline / Diesel / Ethanol Blends
Maximum Flow Rate 10 – 50 L/h
Operating Temperature -20°C to +80°C

 

Product Description

Fuel Filter
In-line fuel filter for small engines and sprayers. Removes contaminants from fuel. Clear housing for visual inspection.
 
 

Product Details

 

1. Clear Housing for Easy Monitoring
Transparent plastic body allows quick visual inspection of filter condition and fuel flow without disassembly.

 

2. Replaceable or Cleanable Element
Mesh-type filters can be cleaned and reused; paper-element filters provide finer filtration but require periodic replacement.

 

3. Universal Barbed Connections
Standard 1/4" or 5/16" barbed fittings fit most small engine fuel lines on sprayers, trimmers, blowers, and generators.

 

Fuel Filter
Fuel Filter
 

Products Package

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Production

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FAQ

Q1: How often should I replace the fuel filter on my sprayer?

A: Replace every 50–100 hours of operation or annually. Replace immediately if you see visible debris, discoloration, or restricted fuel flow to the engine.

Q2: What is the difference between mesh and paper filters?

A: Mesh filters (30–150 microns) are cleanable and reusable but capture only larger particles. Paper filters (10–30 microns) capture finer contaminants but must be replaced when clogged.

Q3: Which direction should the fuel filter be installed?

A: Most filters have an arrow on the housing indicating flow direction toward the engine (fuel tank → filter → carburetor). Installation backwards will restrict flow or trap debris incorrectly.

 

 

 

 

 

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