4" HI-FLOW Black Oil Filter Assembly

BCS-410-60-B
Clear View Filtration

4" BLACK HI-FLOW SEE THROUGH FILTER ASSEMBLY #12 PORTS AND 60 MICRON ELEMENT 
   
     Part Number : 410-60 & 410-60-B
    Smallest Particles Filtered : 60 Microns
    Bypass Relief Valve: Yes
    Inlet & Outlet Fitting : #12 O-Ring Boss – 1 1/16” – 12 TPI
    Operating Temp : max 220 degrees Fahrenheit
    Operating Pressure : max 150 PSI
    Height : 3.00 in.
    Width : 5.00 in
    Length : 6.00 in.
    Filter Weight : 3.50 pounds
    BLACK


For use with 50 weight or lighter oils, a 4'' high-flow see-through filter assembly with #12 ports and a 60 micron element is available. In cases where the user does not want to operate a disposable filter, this is advised for Big and Small Blocks. Filter functions well in confined spaces and is excellent given its small weight.
See Through Oil Filters can be used for many applications including Racing, Marine, Automotive, Farm, and for Industrial Hydraulic Systems. These Patented Oil Filter Assemblies allow the user to visually see oil pumping through the filter, which helps to determine the condition of the oil. When oil is not being pumped through the filter it can quickly drained using an air chuck for filling tires and compressed air. A hand bicycle pump will also work. Apply a small shot of air to the air fitting on the side of the inlet opening. Oil will empty out of the assembly in seconds exposing the filter element and filtered particles, even when filtering non transparent fluids like dirty oil. The See Through top allows the user to visually inspect particles and contaminants that were filtered out of the system without draining or leaking any fluid, unbolting or loosening any fasteners or fittings and with out any loss of oil. Seeing these filtered particles will help determine if they are from normal use or from bearings and other components excessively wearing in the engine or machinery supplying the Filter Assembly. 

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