Code: 807576

Technical Specifications

Brand	Atlas Filtri
Product Type	Std Housings
Material	PET
Inlet/Outlet	1"
Max Pressure (bar)	8
Min Temp (degrees celsius)	4
Max Temp (degrees celsius)	45
Application	Underbench
Filter	10" Std

Features

Italian made, with an international patent for superior construction, Atlas Filtri Standard Housings are high quality, environmentally friendly housings suitable for a wide range of standard flow/capacity filtering needs.

These are available in:

Mono - single filter housing
Duo - Double Filter housing with moulded head
Trio – Triple - Filter housing with moulded head

All Atlas Filtri BIG Housings come with:

Bracket
Spanner
Lubrikit (O-ring lubricant)

Working Conditions
Max Working Pressure	8bar (116 psi)
Max Working Temperature	45°C (113°F)
Min Working Temperature	4°C (39.2°F)

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WaterMark Approved

WaterMark approved to AS/NZS 3497 CMA-WN-080009

In order to achieve Watermark Certification, the subject material or product must:

be tested by a recognised testing laboratory;
comply with an approved specification (either a relevant existing standard or an approved WaterMark Technical Specification);
be manufactured in accordance with an approved Quality Assurance Program; and
carry a warranty.

Materials and products complying fully with the applicable requirements of the WaterMark Certification Scheme are then eligible to be certified by a WaterMark Conformity Assessment Body (WMCAB) and listed on the WaterMark Product Database.

Certified materials and products are identifiable by the WaterMark trademark, which must be displayed on the material or product upon the granting of a WaterMark Certificate of Conformity.

Environmentally Friendly Product

Filter housings made in PET, a highly recyclable plastic, are manufactured with a proprietary procedure saving up to 60% of energy in injection molding compared with standard plastics. That is one of Atlas Filtri commitments to comply with Kyoto Treaty for the reduction of green house gas (CO2) emissions in the atmosphere.