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A pressure filter is a type of filtration system used to remove suspended solids from liquids under pressure. Enclosed in a sealed vessel, it forces the liquid through a filter medium using pressure, typically ranging from 2 to 8 bar. This process enhances filtration speed and efficiency, making pressure filters ideal for industrial applications such as water treatment, chemical processing, and food production.

A hydraulic suction filter is a type of filter installed in the suction line of a hydraulic system to remove contaminants from the hydraulic fluid before it enters the pump. Its primary purpose is to protect the pump and other system components from damage caused by dirt, debris, and other particles. Suction filters typically have a coarse filtration level and are designed to operate with minimal flow restriction to avoid cavitation.

Return Flow Filters are filtration systems used in HVAC and hydronic systems to clean the return flow of air or water before it re-enters the main unit. These filters capture dust, debris, and other particles, helping to protect equipment, maintain system efficiency, and ensure cleaner air or fluid circulation. They're essential for prolonging equipment life and maintaining indoor air or water quality.