Y-TYPE STRAINER 30 Mesh Welded, PFP CL150(PN2.0) RF A234 WPB-S Trim:304 SH/T ...
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Hello everyone: Y-TYPE STRAINER 30 Mesh Welded, PFP CL150(PN2.0) RF A234 WPB-S Trim:304 SH/T 3411 With One 1/2” Steam-out hole. What does PFP mean here? Also, regarding the \"With One 1/2” Steam-out hole\", what is the purpose of this 1/2” port and where is it located on the filter?
What does PFP mean? To this day, no one has given an answer.
Personal opinion: PFP is a model that denotes a filter of the bag-type (filter element) type. PFP is a type of PF filter; common PF filters include PFP, PFH, PFC, PFA, etc
I ran into the PFP model again recently; it’s a pain. According to what was said upstairs, the following explanation was found: PFA: Filter – carbon filter type; PFC: Filter – safety type; PFH: Filter – high-flow type; PFP: Filter – bag filter type. But the one mentioned by the poster is a Y-type filter; it’s not possible to install filter bags inside it. Additionally, Y-type filters are generally used for rough filtration, and it is specified that the filtration accuracy is 30 mesh, while filter bags usually offer a higher level of precision than that. Personally, I think the claim that PFP stands for filter bag type is incorrect.
Hello, has PFP found the corresponding explanation?