What Fleetguard Number ?
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Good question. I didn't know either. I got this directy from Cummins:
Most filters look the same on the outside. It's what's inside that counts. Cummins Filtration exclusively designed StrataPore™ synthetic media in our Media Center for optimum performance and longer life. Unlike cellulose and microglass media, StrataPore™ is multi-layered, with an optimum number of layers for the desired level of particle removal.
StrataPore's™ benefits are:
•Strength and durability
•Less compromise of efficiency and life due to multi-layering
•Organic contaminant tolerance
•Lower filter restriction
Stronger and More Durable Filter Media
Our unique meltblown manufacturing process produces layers composed of continuous, high-strength polymeric fiber, which results in a stronger, more durable bond that maintains media strength.
ESI Compatibility
The ability to optimize individual sheets for desired particle-size removal provides StrataPore™ with increased total media filtration efficiency--particularly effective in extended service environments (ESI).
StrataPore™ offers this capability without sacrificing inorganic contaminant removal. With traditional media, trade offs are made between high efficiency and high capacity. StrataPore™ allows customers to extend service intervals without compromise.
Lower Filter Restriction: Higher Performance
Its unique layering capabilities also allow StrataPore™ to provide nearly 50% reduction of filter restriction during cold start. With traditional media, pore size must be reduced, increasing the pressure required to force oil through the media. The smaller range in StrataPore™ media results in more repeatable, controllable filtration performance.
Award Winning Performance
StrataPore™ has been recognized throughout the filtration industry as a superior innovation, including receipt of an award from the American Filtration Society for its technologically advanced design.
Most filters look the same on the outside. It's what's inside that counts. Cummins Filtration exclusively designed StrataPore™ synthetic media in our Media Center for optimum performance and longer life. Unlike cellulose and microglass media, StrataPore™ is multi-layered, with an optimum number of layers for the desired level of particle removal.
StrataPore's™ benefits are:
•Strength and durability
•Less compromise of efficiency and life due to multi-layering
•Organic contaminant tolerance
•Lower filter restriction
Stronger and More Durable Filter Media
Our unique meltblown manufacturing process produces layers composed of continuous, high-strength polymeric fiber, which results in a stronger, more durable bond that maintains media strength.
ESI Compatibility
The ability to optimize individual sheets for desired particle-size removal provides StrataPore™ with increased total media filtration efficiency--particularly effective in extended service environments (ESI).
StrataPore™ offers this capability without sacrificing inorganic contaminant removal. With traditional media, trade offs are made between high efficiency and high capacity. StrataPore™ allows customers to extend service intervals without compromise.
Lower Filter Restriction: Higher Performance
Its unique layering capabilities also allow StrataPore™ to provide nearly 50% reduction of filter restriction during cold start. With traditional media, pore size must be reduced, increasing the pressure required to force oil through the media. The smaller range in StrataPore™ media results in more repeatable, controllable filtration performance.
Award Winning Performance
StrataPore™ has been recognized throughout the filtration industry as a superior innovation, including receipt of an award from the American Filtration Society for its technologically advanced design.
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