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Return Filters

Tank top mounting

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E 210 E 211 E 221


Connection Nominal flow rate up to G 1 up to 210 l/min

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Description
Application In the return line circuits of hydraulic systems. Performance features Protection against wear: By means of filter elements that, in fullflow filtration, meet even the highest demands regarding cleanness classes. Protection against malfunction: By means of full-flow filtration in the system return, the pumps above all are protected from dirt particles remaining in the system after assembly, repairs, or which are generated by wear or enter the system from outside. Special features By-pass valve: The location close to the inlet port prevents dirt particles retained by the filter element from entering into the clear oil side. In case of maintenance the filter bowl is removed together with the filter element therefore dirt particles are not flushed back into the tank. Filter maintenance By using a clogging indicator the correct moment for maintenance is stated and guarantees the optimum utilization of the filter elements. Materials Screw-on cap: Filter head: Filter bowl: Seals: Filter media: Polyester, GF reinforced Aluminium alloy Steel NBR (Viton on request) Exapor - inorganic microfibre web Paper - cellulose web, impregnated with resin

Accessories Electrical and optical clogging indicators are available. Dimensions and technical data see Spec. Sheet 60.20.

Removable bowl:

Filter elements Flow direction from outside to centre. The star-shaped pleating of the filter material results in: large filter surface high dirt-holding capacity low pressure drop long service life In filters with a magnetic system, the ferromagnetic particles in the fluid pass first through a strong magnetic field and are separated.

Characteristics
Nominal flow rate Up to 210 l/min (see Selection Chart, column 2) The nominal flow rates indicated by ARGO are based on the following features: closed by-pass valve at 200 mm2/s element service life 1000 operating hours at an average fluid contamination of 0,08 g per l/min flow volume flow velocity in the connection lines 4,5 m/s Connection Threaded ports according to ISO 228 or DIN 13. Sizes see Selection Chart, column 6 (other port threads on request) Filter fineness 3 m ... 20 m -values according to ISO 4572-81 (see Selection Chart, column 4 and Diagram Dx) ACFTD capacity -values in g test dust ACFTD according to ISO 4572-81 (see Selection Chart, column 5) Hydraulic fluids Mineral oil and biodegradable fluids (see info-service 00.20) Temperature range - 30 C ... + 100 C (- 40 C in starting phase) Viscosity at nominal flow rate < 60 mm2/s at operating temperature max = 1200 mm2/s as starting viscosity at first operation: The recommended starting viscosity can be read from the Diagram D (pressure drop as a function of the kinematic viscosity) as follows: Find the 70% p of the cracking pressure of the by-pass valve on the vertical axis. Draw a horizontal line so that it intersects the p curve at a point. Read this point on the horizontal axis for the viscosity. Operating pressure Max. 10 bar Mounting position Preferably vertical, outlet downwards under the minimum oil level

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Diagrams
p-curves for complete filters in Selection Chart, column 3

D1

Pressure drop as a function of the flow volume at = 35 mm2/s (0 = casing empty G 1, 01 = casing empty G1)

Pressure drop as a function of the kinematic viscosity at nominal flow

p [bar]

p [bar]

Q [l/min]

[mm2/s] Pressure drop as a function of the kinematic viscosity at nominal flow

D2

Pressure drop as a function of the flow volume at = 35 mm2/s (0 = casing empty G 1, 01 = casing empty G1)

p [bar]

p [bar]

Q [l/min]

[mm2/s] Pressure drop as a function of the kinematic viscosity at nominal flow

D3

Pressure drop as a function of the flow volume at = 35 mm2/s (0 = casing empty G 1, 01 = casing empty G1)

p [bar]

p [bar]

Q [l/min]

[mm2/s]

Filter fineness curves in Selection Chart, column 4

Dx

Filtration ratio as a function of particle size x obtained by the Multi-Pass-Test similar to ISO 4572-81
The abbreviations represent the finenesses: For Exapor and Paper elements: 3 E = 3 75 Exapor ( 3 m 10 E = 10 75 Exapor (10 m 20 E = 20 75 Exapor (20 m 10 PA 15 P
Filtration ratio for particles > x m Efficiency [%]

following -values resp.

abs.) abs.) abs.)

35 75 Paper 60 75 Paper

(10 m nom.) (15 m nom.)

Based on the structure of the filter media of the 10 PA and 15 P paper elements, deviations from the printed curves are quite probable. For screen elements: 40 S = screen material with mesh size 40 m 60 S = screen material with mesh size 60 m 75 S = screen material with mesh size 75 m 100 S = screen material with mesh size100 m Tolerances for mesh size according to DIN 4189. For special applications, finenesses differing from these curves are also available by using special composed filter media.

Particle size x [m] (for particles larger than the given particle size x) 20.40-2e 3/6

Selection Chart
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l/min 1 E 210-59 E 210-66 E 210-58 E 210-51 E 210-52 E 210-62 2 50 130 180 120 140 140 3 D1/1 D1/2 D1/3 D1/4 D1/5 D1/5 4 3E 10 E 20 E 10 PA 15 P 15 P

g 5 13 23 35 24 47 47 6 G1 G1 G 1 G 1 G 1 G 1

bar 7 2,5 2,5 2,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 8 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 V2.0920-03 V2.0920-06 V2.0920-08 P2.0920-11* P2.0920-22 P2.0920-22

kg 10 2,3 2,3 2,3 2,3 2,3 2,4 11 with magnetic system

E 211-59 E 211-66 E 211-58 E 211-51 E 211-52 E 211-62

100 210 210 210 210 210

D2/1 D2/2 D2/3 D2/4 D2/5 D2/5

3E 10 E 20 E 10 PA 15 P 15 P

26 46 70 48 94 94

G1 G 1 G 1 G 1 G 1 G 1

2,5 2,5 2,5 1,5 1,5 1,5

1 1 1 1 1 5

2xV2.0920-03 2xV2.0920-06 2xV2.0920-08 2xP2.0920-11* 2xP2.0920-22 2xP2.0920-22

3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4 3,5

with magnetic system

E 221-59 E 221-56 E 221-58 E 221-51

90 210 210 210

D3/1 D3/2 D3/3 D3/4

3E 10 E 20 E 10 PA

23 37 52 39

G1 G 1 G 1 G 1

2,5 2,5 2,5 1,5

1 1 1 1

V2.0833-03 V2.0833-06 V2.0833-08 P2.0833-01*

3,3 3,3 3,3 3,3

As clogging indicators either manometers or electrical pressure switches can be used. Optional extension pipes adapt the filter length to various tank depths. For ordering of accessories please use the below mentioned codes. Order example: The filter E 210-66 has to be supplied with an extension pipe for a mounting depth of 300 mm and with a manometer. Order description: Part No. (Basic unit) Mounting depth ET (mounting depth) in mm, according to chapter "Dimensions" Clogging indicators and connection A = Connection M 12 x 1,5 in the filter head 0 = Manometer DG 200-06 red area from 1 = Manometer DG 200-05 red area from 2 = Pressure switch DG 812-00 switching pressure 3 = Pressure switch DG 812-01 switching pressure Technical data see Spec. Sheet 60.20. E 210-66 / ET 300 / A0

2,0 bar 1,0 bar 1,2 bar 2,0 bar

4 5 6 7 8

= = = = =

Protection cap Pressure switch Pressure switch Pressure switch Pressure switch

DG DG DG DG DG

812.0701 815-01 815-02 815-11** 815-12**

for pressure switch switching pressure switching pressure switching pressure switching pressure

DG 812 1,2 bar 2,0 bar 1,2 bar 2,0 bar

Remarks: The switching pressure of the electrical pressure switch has always to be lower than the cracking pressure of the by-pass valve (see Selection Chart, column 7). The clogging indicators are always delivered detached from the filter. The filters listed in this chart are standard filters. Other designs available on request.
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Dimensions
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Groove for O-ring 126 x 4 O-Ring Part No. N007.1264 on request Dia hole in reservoir

Required mounting surface

Design with 1 inlet port

Design with 2 inlet ports on request Connection M 12 x 1,5 Connection M 12 x 1,5 for clogging indicator for clogging indicator on request on request

Measurements
Type A B C
min./max.

F 11,5 11,5 11,5

G 32 32 32

N 76 76 76

O 11 11 11

P 13 13 13

Q 35 35 35

R 15

S -

E 210 G 1, G 1 126,5 111/121 95,5 110 E 211 G 1, G 1 126,5 111/121 95,5 110 E 221 G 1, G 1 126,5 111/121 95,5 110

106 325 205 165 141 106 525 405 165 141 106 465 361 165 141

Symbols
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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Spare Parts
1 4a 2a 3a 1 2 3 4 Pos. 1 2 5 6 2a 3 3a 4 4a 5 6 7 6 6 6 7 8 8 8 8 9 10 9 Designation Screw cap (with Pos. 5)
Magnetic system

Part No. ES 074.1212 D 020.1401 A 8 x 0,75 x 25 DIN 7340-St E 210.1201 M6x35 DIN 912-8.8 E 210.1210 E 210.1200 N 007.1004 E 210.1905 E 221.1903 E 221.1905 see Chart / col. 9 E 210.1901 E 211.1901 E 221.1901 N 007.0904 N 007.1264

Hollow rivet Cylinder screw assy Cylinder screw Screw cap assy (with Pos. 5) Screw cap assy (with Pos. 5) O-ring 100 x 4 By-pass E 210/E 211 (2,5 bar) By-pass E 221 (1,5 bar) By-pass E 221 (2,5 bar) Filter element Filter bowl E 210 * Filter bowl E 211 * Filter bowl E 221 * O-ring 90 x 4 O-ring 126 x 4 **

By-pass E 210/E 211 (1,5 bar) E 210.1903

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* Specify mounting depth in mm ** Not included in basic equipment

The functions of the complete filters as well as the outstanding features of the filter elements assured by ARGO can only be guaranteed if original ARGO spare parts are used.

Quality Assurance
To ensure constant quality in production and operation, ARGO filter elements undergo strict controls and tests according to the following DIN and ISO standards: DIN ISO 2941-83 Verification of collapse/burst resistance DIN ISO 2943-90 Verification of material compatibility with fluids DIN ISO 3724-90 Verfication of flow fatigue characteristics ISO 2942-94 Verification of fabrication integrity (Bubble Point Test) ISO 3968-81 Evaluation of pressure drop versus flow characteristics ISO 4572-81 Multi-pass method for evaluating filtration performance Various quality controls during the production process guarantee the leakfree function and solidity of our filters.

Our engineers will be glad to advice you in questions concerning filter application, selection as well as the cleanness class of the filtered medium attainable under practical operating conditions.
Illustrations may sometimes differ from the original. ARGO is not responsible for any unintentional mistake in this specification sheet.

FSP Fluid Systems Partners GmbH


ARGO Filtration Division D-76703 Kraichtal / Germany Tel. E-Mail +49-(0) 7250-76-0 argo@fluid-systems-partners.de Fax +49-(0) 7250-76-199 Internet www.argo.de
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Subject to change 9107167-e / 11.00

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