S76460

- thread 3/4 BSP- length 136 mm- outer diameter Ø 93 mm- outer diameter seal Ø 72 mm- inner diameter seal Ø 62 mm- efficiency Beta 2: 7 microns- efficiency Beta 1000: 23 microns

- thread 3/4" - 14- length 147 mm- outer diameter Ø 98 mm- 50 l/min- 10 micron norm. paper- efficiency Beta 2: 10 micronTechnical data:- working pressure 10 bar (1000 kPa)- working pressure 15 bar (1500 kPa)- integrated bypass valve 1.5 bar (150 kPa) according to ISO3968- thermal resistance -20°C to +100°C- miscibility with hydraulic fluids according to ISO2943- flow rate and pressure drop according to ISO3968, oil kinematic viscosity 30 cSt at 40°C and density 0.875 kg/dm³- threads according to ISO228/1

When you're moving pallets in the barn, lifting loads with your telehandler, or working the loader hard all day, clean hydraulic fluid is what keeps everything running smooth. A dirty filter means sluggish response, jerky movements, and eventually expensive pump and valve damage when you need your equipment most. This hydraulic filter keeps your JCB or Yanmar running like it should. What You're Getting High-efficiency filtration that captures contaminants before they damage expensive hydraulic components Heavy-duty construction built to handle the high pressures and constant cycling of telehandler work Quality filter media that maintains proper flow while removing harmful particles Direct replacement for original equipment - no modifications needed Built for Real Farm Work This filter fits a wide range of JCB telehandlers and forklifts, from compact 926-940 models perfect for barn and farmyard work to the larger 535-540 series machines that handle serious lifting and material handling jobs. The Yanmar FX series equipment uses the same filter, making this a handy part to keep on the shelf if you're running mixed fleets. Made to Last Telehandlers and forklifts work hard in dusty, demanding conditions, and their hydraulic systems generate serious heat and pressure. This filter is built with quality materials and robust construction to handle those conditions while keeping your hydraulic fluid clean season after season. The filter media won't break down from temperature extremes or high flow rates. Good to Know Replace this filter every 500 hours or annually, whichever comes first. During heavy-use periods like hay season, check it more often. Before installation, let the hydraulic system cool down and relieve system pressure. Always use clean hydraulic fluid when servicing, and take a look at the old filter element for signs of unusual contamination that might point to other system problems.