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Air Cleaners
Air Cleaners
The MANN+HUMMEL Group automotive and other industries. ket are sold under numerous compressed air and vacuum
is an international company A key area is high quality fil- international brands as well technology, mechanical
with its headquarters in tration products for vehicles, as under the MANN-FILTER engineering and plant
Ludwigsburg, Germany. engines and industrial appli- brand. construction. For these
The group employs approx. cations. The OEM business and other industrial fields
11,500 people worldwide at with global market leaders The Industrial Filters Business MANN+HUMMEL Industrial
more than 40 locations. and produc-ers of vehicles, Unit with its headquarters in Filters offers high perfor-
machines and installations Speyer, Germany is special- mance products for the
The company develops, pro- defines the quality and per- ised in meeting the require- filtration and separation
duces and sells technically formance of the group. Filters ments of off-highway vehicle of air, gases and liquids.
complex components for the for the international aftermar- and - engine applications,
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Contents
Europiclon® Page 9
NLG Page 23
NLG Pico Page 24
NLG Piclon Page 25
NLG DualSpin® Combination air cleaners Page 25
Piclon Page 39
Pico-E Page 49
Picolino Page 67
Picolight Page 75
Accessories Page 93
Brackets Page 95
Rain caps Page 98
Precleaners Page 100
Air connecting parts Page 104
Ejectors Page 112
Service switches/service indicators Page 114
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Product overview
Piclon
Filtration requirements/dust load
high
Europiclon®
Pico-E
medium
Picolight
0 10 20 30 40 50
Europiclon® Page 9
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Product overview
NLG DualSpin®
Combination air cleaners Page 25
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Product overview
Piclon Page 39
Design Two-stage metal air cleaner
Volumetric flow range 2 m3/min to 60 m3/min
Operating temperature Continuous: -40 °C to +100 °C
For short periods: +120 °C
Pre-separation Vane to generate air spin
Main element Star-pleated element with centre
tube, axial seal, reinforced with
metal
Secondary element Synthetic fabric element with
centre tube, axial seal, rein-
forced with metal
Selection criteria Long service life with very
high mechanical stress on the
housing
Typical applications Construction and agricultural
machines, engine construction
Pico-E Page 49
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Product overview
Picolino Page 67
Design Single-stage plastic air cleaner
Volumetric flow range 0.15 m3/min to 3.2 m3/min
Operating temperature Continuous: -30 °C to +100 °C
For short periods: +120 °C
Filter element Star-pleated element, radial
seal, metal-free
Typical applications Filters for two-way ventilation,
small engines, small piston
compressors, general me-
chanical engineering
Picolight Page 75
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MANN+HUMMEL Europiclon®
Two-stage air cleaner – Modular system
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Europiclon® : The flexible allrounder
drop.
for all machines and equip- mobile compressors and ity through elements with
ment used in conditions with harvesting machines. proven radial seal
Advantages at a glance:
• metal-free filter elements
are easily disposed of by
incineration and therefore
• long service life through are environmentally friendly
integrated pre-separation with inexpensive disposal
• highly economical through • easy adaptation to other
modular system equipment with a flexible
• extensive range of acces- bracket system
sories • patented filter elements
• corrosion free housing in
impact resistant plastic
Sectional view
pre-separation through
tangential inlet
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Filter elements
Secondary element
sive and environmentally
friendly disposal of the used
elements. • MANN+HUMMEL synthetic
Main element
fabric allows a high safety
margin with low pressure
• high dust capacity drop
through special • secure fit in housing pre-
MANN+HUMMEL vents unintentional removal
filter medium of the secondary element
• high reliability
through radial seal
on housing
Housing
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Europiclon® 100 to 800
Dimensions and part numbers
h3
b2 d1 t
h4
b1 d2 d3
h2 h1
Fig. 1
Mirror image version of dirty air 1a 1b 1c
connection available on request Cover with snap fasteners
(just for 44 100 ...)
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Europiclon® 100 to 800
Dimensions and part numbers
h3
b2
d1 t
h4
b1 d2 d3
h2 h1
Fig. 2
Mirror image version of the dirty air 2a 2b 2c 2d
connection available on request Cover with wire clamps (for 45 200 ... to 45 800 ...)
without with b1 b2 d1 d2 d3 h1 h2 h3 h4 t
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Europiclon® 100 to 800
Flow characteristics without secondary element ...
.
0 ..
20
40
15
45
Flow resistance [mbar]
10
5
4
..
30 ..
80 ...
..
..
.
6 ...
3
45 0 ..
0.
45 0 0 .
45 00 .
0.
45 00
45 500
10
2
2
7
44
45
0.1
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 with SAE coarse test dust
70 70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
70 70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
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Europiclon® 100 to 800
Flow characteristics with secondary element ...
30
20
Flow resistance [mbar]
15
10
4 5 0 ...
..
..
45 0 ...
60 ..
45 0 ...
.
..
5
0..
0.
0.
45 0 .
0.
40
20
70
80
50
4
30
10
45
45
45
3
44
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 with SAE coarse test dust
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
70 70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
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Europiclon® 50
Filter elements
The new filter elements for A plastic centre tube in the life of your machine. The
the Europiclon® 50 offer high housing provides good sup- secondary element of the new
performance and are cost- port for the element without Europiclon® 50 consists of a
effective. The radial seal negatively influencing the special synthetic fabric, a
used for the main element in withdrawal distance. plastic centre tube and a radi-
connection with the special al seal in PUR foam. The filter
pleat stabilisation enables a A secondary element protects surface area is approx. 45%
high separation efficiency of the engine during a filter ser- larger than comparable prod-
more than 99.95% and a vice or if the main element is ucts from the competition.
high dust capacity. A further damaged. It is an important This leads to minimal pres-
advantage is the patented component for comprehensive sure drop with an increase in
MANN+HUMMEL production engine protection, which en- the service life of the filter.
technology where the seal sures the maximum service
and the element end plates
are manufactured in one
process step using special
elastomers.
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Bracket
270°
On the clean air side the new
Europiclon® 50 is equipped
with a twelve-position clean
air outlet. This port is availa-
ble in a straight pipe ver- 270° 270°
sion or with a 90° elbow.
As the hanging installation
position is not recommended
for the service switch,
MANN+HUMMEL offers the
90° elbow in two versions.
Before placing your order,
please check to see which
orientation is more appro-
priate for your installation
conditions.
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Europiclon® 50
Dimensions and part numbers
37 ø 45
(1.46) 165
(1.75)
(6.50)
83 M 10x1
(3.27)
/ T
O B E N OP
ø 45 ø 144
(1.75) (5.67)
OPEN
CLOSE
ø 124
(4.88)
55.3 199.8
(2.18) (7.87)
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
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Europiclon® 50
Flow characteristics ...
... for flow rates as per ISO 5011 with straight pipe ... for flow rates as per ISO 5011 with 90° elbow
50 50
40 40
Flow resistance [mbar]
20 20
10 EP 50 with SE
10
EP 50 with SE
EP 50 without SE EP 50 without SE
0 0
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 with straight pipe ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 with 90° elbow
with secondary element ... with secondary element ...
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 with straight pipe ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 with 90° elbow
without secondary element ... without secondary element ...
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400
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Special versions
Europiclon® with dust collector (sizes 100 to 800)
h3
d1 t
h4
b1 d2 d3
h2 h1
Fig. 1 Cover with snap fasteners Fig. 2 Cover with wire clamps
(only 44 100 ...) (45 200 ... to 45 800 ...)
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Special versions
Europiclon® for vacuum applications (sizes 100 to 600)
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60
60
60
60
60
um lifting devices and other
60
29
29
29
29
29
29
09
09
09
09
09
18
38
48
58
68
28
44
45
45
45
45
45
10
6
5
4
h3
d1 t
h4
b1 d2 d3
h2 h1
Fig. 1 Cover with snap fastener Fig. 2 Cover with wire clamps
(only 44 180 ...) (45 280 ... to 45 680 ...)
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Europiclon® accessories
Europiclon® 100 39 100 40 989 39 100 40 999 39 020 67 910 39 100 27 999 39 100 27 979 39 100 25 999 39 100 25 979
Europiclon® 200 39 200 40 989 39 200 40 999 39 028 67 910 39 200 27 999 39 200 27 979 39 200 25 999 39 200 25 979
Europiclon® 300 39 300 40 989 39 300 40 999 39 040 67 910 39 300 27 999 39 300 27 979 39 300 25 999 39 300 25 979
Europiclon® 400 39 400 40 989 39 400 40 999 39 056 67 910 39 400 27 999 39 400 27 979 39 400 25 999 39 400 25 979
Europiclon® 500 39 500 40 989 39 500 40 999 39 080 67 910 39 500 27 999 39 500 27 979 39 500 25 999 39 500 25 979
Europiclon® 600 39 600 40 989 39 600 40 999 39 100 67 910 39 600 27 999 39 600 27 979 39 600 25 999 39 600 25 979
Europiclon® 700 39 700 40 989 39 700 40 999 39 160 67 910 39 700 27 999 39 700 27 979 39 700 25 999 39 700 25 979
Europiclon® 800 39 800 40 989 39 800 40 999 39 190 67 910 39 800 27 999 39 800 27 979 39 800 25 999 39 800 25 979
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MANN+HUMMEL NLG
Modular air cleaner system
for a wide range of applications
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NLG: Flexible – Robust – Economical
Advantages at a glance:
can also be used with me-
dium to heavy dust loads
• as a combination air
• high flexibility through cleaner with DualSpin®
variable modular system precleaner also suitable
• economic air cleaner for very difficult dust con-
system through modular ditions due to its long
design service life
• easy element change • metal-free filter elements
without tools are easily disposed of by
NLG Pico
Single-stage air cleaners
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NLG Piclon
Two-stage air cleaners with integrated pre-separation
dust discharge
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Modular system
The largest and the smallest: NLG 37-42 and NLG 15-12
NLG Group 15
NLG Group 21
NLG Group 28
DualSpin®
NLG Group 37
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Filter elements
DualSpin® Precleaner
Advantages of the
DualSpin®
DualSpin® precleaner:
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NLG Pico
Dimensions and part numbers
h7 h7
h7
h6 h6 h6
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NLG Pico
Dimensions and part numbers
d2 h3
h5
h4
d4
h2 b1
d1
h1
d3
t1
t2
305 273
(12.01) (10.75)
15
NLG 15-12 360 328
130 110 299 285 140 200 228 33 120 91 153 182 230
NLG 15-15 (14.17) (12.91)
(5.12) (4.33) (11.77) (11.22) (5.51) (7.87) (8.98) (1.30) (4.72) (3.59) (6.02) (7.17) (9.06)
NLG 15-18 415 383
(16.34) (15.08)
365 332
(14.37) (13.07)
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NLG 21-18 415 382
150 130 339 323 175 200 260 33 145.5 91 173 203 260
NLG 21-21 (16.34) (15.04)
(5.91) (5.12) (13.35) (12.72) (6.89) (7.87) (10.24) (1.30) (5.73) (3.59) (6.81) (7.99) (10.24)
NLG 21-24 465 432
(18.31) (17.01)
427 395
(16.81) (15.55)
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NLG 28-24 480 448
180 150 365 349 210 200 295 33 163 91 185 215 296
NLG 28-28 (18.90) (17.64)
(7.09) (5.91) (14.37) (13.74) (8.27) (7.87) (11.61) (1.30) (6.42) (3.59) (7.28) (8.46) (11.65)
NLG 28-32 533 501
(20.98) (19.72)
498 465
(19.61) (18.31)
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NLG 37-32 563 530
210 180 407 393 245 240 363 33 188 91 207 237 364
NLG 37-37 (22.17) (20.87)
(8.27) (7.09) (16.02) (15.47) (9.65) (9.45) (14.29) (1.30) (7.40) (3.59) (8.15) (9.33) (14.33)
NLG 37-42 628 595
(24.72) (23.43)
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NLG Pico
Flow characteristics without secondary element ...
15
10
5
4
3
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
NLG 15-12 NLG 21-18
20 NLG 15-15
20 NLG 21-21
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
NLG 28-24 NLG 37-32
20 20 NLG 37-37
NLG 28-28
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000
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NLG Pico
Flow characteristics with secondary element ...
15
10
5
4
3
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
NLG 15-12 NLG 21-18
20 NLG 15-15
20 NLG 21-21
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
NLG 28-24 NLG 37-32
20 20 NLG 37-37
NLG 28-28
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000
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NLG Piclon
Dimensions and part numbers
h7 h7
h7
h6 h6 h6
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NLG Piclon
Dimensions and part numbers
d2 h3
h5
h4
d4
h2
b1
d1
h1
d3
t1
t2
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NLG 15-15 130 110 299 285 140 200 (14.17) 228 33 120 91 153 182 230 (12.91)
NLG 15-18 (5.12) (4.33) (11.77) (11.22) (5.51) (7.87) 415 (8.98) (1.30) (4.72) (3.59) (6.02) (7.17) (9.06) 383
(16.34) (15.08)
415 382
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NLG 21-21 150 130 339 323 175 200 (16.34) 260 33 145,5 91 173 203 260 (15.04)
NLG 21-24 (5.91) (5.12) (13.35) (12.72) (6.89) (7.87) 465 (10.24) (1.30) (5.73) (3.59) (6.81) (7.99) (10.24) 432
(18.31) (17.01)
480 448
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NLG 28-28 180 150 365 349 210 200 (18.90) 295 33 163 91 185 215 296 (17.64)
NLG 28-32 (7.09) (5.91) (14.37) (13.74) (8.27) (7.87) 533 (11.61) (1.30) (6.42) (3.59) (7.28) (8.46) (11.65) 501
(20.98) (19.72)
563 530
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NLG 37-37 210 180 407 393 245 240 (22.17) 363 33 188 91 207 237 364 (20.87)
NLG 37-42 (8.27) (7.09) (16.02) (15.47) (9.65) (9.45) 628 (14.29) (1.30) (7.40) (3.59) (8.15) (9.33) (14.33) 595
(24.72) (23.43)
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NLG Piclon
Flow characteristics without secondary element ...
20
Flow resistance [mbar]
15
10
5
4
3
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 NLG 15-15
20 NLG 21-21
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 1400016000 18000
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NLG Piclon
Flow characteristics with secondary element ...
15
10
5
4
3
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 NLG 15-15
20 NLG 21-21
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000
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NLG Combination air cleaners
Dimensions and part numbers
ø 332 ø 332
(13.07) (13.07)
247
(9.72)
508 508
(20.00) (20.00)
ø 250
(9.84)
38,5 38.5
(1.52) (1.52)
54
ø 250 ø 250 81.5
3)
.1
(9.84) 263 (3.21)
(9.84)
(2
(10.35)
Fig. 1
Further dimensions are
listed on page 39 Fig. 2 Fig. 3
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NLG Combination air cleaners
Flow characteristics with secondary element ...
50
40
Flow resistance [mbar]
30
20
10
NLG 37 + DualSpin® 25
NLG 37 + DualSpin® 37
0
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
Precleaner: DualSpin® 25 Precleaner: DualSpin® 25
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000
... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011 ... for dust capacity as per ISO 5011
Precleaner: DualSpin® 37 Precleaner: DualSpin® 37
80 80
70 70
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
NLG 37-37 NLG 37-37
20 20
NLG 37-42 NLG 37-42
10 Volume flow: 37 m3/min 10 Volume flow: 37 m3/min
Scavenging: none Scavenging: 10%
0 0
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g] Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000
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NLG Accessories
NLG Group 15 39 160 67 910 39 600 27 999 39 600 27 979 39 600 25 999 39 600 25 979
(p. 98) (p. 105) (p. 105) (p. 104) (p. 104)
NLG Group 21 39 190 67 910 39 700 27 999 39 700 27 979 39 700 25 999 39 700 25 979
NLG Group 28 39 220 67 910 39 800 27 999 39 800 27 979 39 800 25 999 39 800 25 979
NLG Group 37 39 320 67 210 39 930 27 999 39 930 27 979 39 930 25 999 39 930 25 979
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MANN+HUMMEL Piclon
High performance two-stage air cleaner
with robust metal housing
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Piclon: Two-stage air cleaner with metal housing
cleaners.
in very dusty conditions with and mines. They are also • long filter service life with
high mechanical loads, e.g. used in applications which low pressure drop
specify a flame-resistant • particularly robust filter
housing. elements with centre tubes
in metal
• different versions available
for the dust discharge
• secondary element avail-
able as optional extra
Sectional view
pre-separation through
vane
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Filter elements
Versions
The Piclon is available in
the following versions:
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Piclon
Dimensions and part numbers
h4
t d1
d4 d3 d2
33.5
(1.32) M 10x1 Connection for
service indicator/service switch
h2
h1 h3
Fig. 1
Dust collector with toggle clip on request
Piclon with dust collector
– C 1043/1
45 043 92 314
45 076 92 304 –
2 1.4
C 1176/3 –
45 076 92 314 –
45 114 92 304 45 114 92 404
3 2.0
C 24 650/1 CF 1300
45 650 92 344 45 650 92 444
45 880 92 304 45 880 92 404
21 13.2
C 30 850/2 CF 1600
45 880 92 344 45 880 92 444
45 920 92 404
28
45 920 92 304
17.5
C 33 920/3 CF 2100
45 920 92 344 45 920 92 444
–
40 26.0
44 940 92 104 60 C 45 3265 – 46.0
1) The nominal flow rate relates to a flow resistance [∆p] of approx. 20 mbar (2 kPa) and for air cleaners with a secondary element to approx. 30 mbar (3 kPa).
2) Weight valid for the versions with last digit... 304, ... 314, ... 344.
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Piclon
Dimensions and part numbers
rotatable rotatable
valve valve
h2
h2
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Piclon with large dust Piclon with small dust
discharge valve discharge valve
45 043 92 304 –
45 043 92 314 –
1 90 42 40 120 137 233 172 70 35 190
45 076 92 304 –
3 (3.54) (1.65) (1.57) (4.72) (5.39) (9.17) (6.77) (2.76) (1.38) (7.48)
45 076 92 314 –
1 105 54 50 140 157 300 224 70 45 250
44 940 92 104 –
380 240 250 540 572 760 615 105 150 630
1
(14.96) (9.45) (9.84) (21.26) (22.52) (29.92) (24.21) (4.13) (5.91) (24.80)
1) Removal height of the filter elements.
2) Dust collector only with toggle clip.
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Piclon
Flow characteristics without secondary element ...
50
40
30
...
Flow resistance [mbar]
20
3
04
15
...
16 .
2 2 ..
...
44 ..
...
88 ..
...
.
..
10 0 ..
.
45 5 .
.
45
4
5
5
0
0
07
11
32
65
2
10
0 45 9
4
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
92
5
94
4 44
3
80 80 3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
80 80 3
3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
80 3
80 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
44
Piclon
Flow characteristics without secondary element ...
80 3
80
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
80 3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
45
Piclon
Flow characteristics with secondary element ...
50
40
30
Flow resistance [mbar]
20
... ... ... ...
...
...
88 .
...
45 0 ..
15 4 65 5 5
0
0
0
1 2 2
44
65
92
1 1 2 3
45 45 45 45 45
45
45
10
5
4
3
2
80 3
80 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
80 80 3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
46
Piclon
Flow characteristics with secondary element ...
80 3
80 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
80 80
70 70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
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Piclon Accessories
Piclon 45 076 ... 39 076 38 970 39 020 67 900 39 100 27 999 39 100 25 999
Piclon 45 114 ... 39 114 38 970 39 028 67 900 39 200 27 999 39 200 25 999
Piclon 45 165 ... 39 165 38 970 39 040 67 900 39 300 27 999 39 300 25 999
Piclon 45 225 ... 39 225 38 970 39 056 67 900 39 400 27 999 39 400 25 999
Piclon 45 325 ... 39 325 38 970 39 080 67 900 39 500 27 999 39 500 25 999
Piclon 45 440 ... 39 440 38 970 39 100 67 020 39 600 27 999 39 600 25 999
Piclon 45 650 ... 39 120 38 980 39 160 67 020 39 700 27 999 39 700 25 999
Piclon 45 880 ... 39 880 38 990 45 880 67 100 39 800 27 999 39 800 25 999
Piclon 45 920 ... 45 920 38 990 39 320 67 100 39 000 27 345 39 000 25 270
Piclon 44 940 ... 44 940 38 991 39 440 67 100 – –
39 000 40 391 Small dust discharge valve ... 314 + ... 414
39 000 40 661 Large dust discharge valve ... 344 + ... 444
48
MANN+HUMMEL Pico-E
High performance single-stage air cleaner
with very robust metal housing
49
Pico-E: Single-stage air cleaner with metal housing
of air cleaners.
a flame-resistant housing are low pressure drop
required. • especially robust filter ele-
ments with centre tubes in
The air cleaners are particu- metal
larly robust and are charac- • secondary element avail-
terised by excellent filtration able as optional extra
performance. They are very
suitable for use in conditions
with low to medium dust loads
and for applications with high
mechanical loads such as
with stationary engines, loco-
motives, fire-fighting vehicles,
Sectional view
50
Filter elements
51
Pico-E
Dimensions and part numbers
h3
d1
33.5
(1.32)
e1
d2 d4
d3 e2
52
Pico-E
Dimensions and part numbers
h3
d1
e1
d2 d4
d3 e2
h2 h1 t
Fig. 2
44 076 75 204 –
62 50 130 148 110 5 235 70 70 235
(2.44) (1.97) (5.12) (5.83) (4.33) (0.20) (9.25) (2.76) (2.76) (9.25)
44 114 75 204 –
68 60 150 168 125 6 303 70 75 300
(2.68) (2.36) (5.91) (6.61) (4.92) (0.24) (11.93) (2.76) (2.95) (11.81)
44 225 75 204 –
102 80 190 208 155 7 360 80 95 355
(4.02) (3.15) (7.48) (8.19) (6.10) (0.28) (14.17) (3.15) (3.74) (13.98)
45 950 75 104 –
315 300 610 642 445 850 120 185 630
–
(12.40) (11.81) (24.02) (25.28) (17.52) (33.46) (4.72) (7.28) (24.80)
1) Removal height of the filter elements
53
Pico-E
Flow characteristics without secondary element ...
40
44 14 ...
44 5 ...
..
.
65 .
44 0 ...
..
...
44 6 ...
44 5 ..
44 40 ..
15
5.
0.
30
20
04
16
22
32
88
07
1
9
20
51
10
44
4
44
10
4
07 0
3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
70 70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
50
40
30
44 25 ...
65 .
44 0 ...
..
..
..
44 40 ..
20
Flow resistance [mbar]
0.
0.
5.
15
88
92
16
3
4
44
44
44
10
5
4
3
2
3 3
Flow resistance [mbar]
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
55
Pico-E Accessories
Pico-E 44 076 ... 45 076 38 980 39 028 67 900 39 100 27 999 39 100 25 999
(p. 97) (p. 99) switch integrated in housing (p. 105) switch integrated in housing (p. 104)
Pico-E 44 114 ... 45 114 38 990 39 040 67 900 39 200 27 999 39 200 25 999
Pico-E 44 165 ... 45 165 38 980 39 056 67 900 39 300 27 999 39 300 25 999
Pico-E 44 225 ... 45 225 38 990 39 080 67 900 39 400 27 999 39 400 25 999
Pico-E 44 325 ... 39 056 38 980 39 100 67 020 39 500 27 999 39 500 25 999
Pico-E 44 440 ... 45 440 38 990 39 160 67 020 39 600 27 999 39 600 25 999
Pico-E 44 650 ... 39 440 38 990 45 880 67 100 39 700 27 999 39 700 25 999
Pico-E 44 880 ... 39 880 38 940 39 220 67 100 39 800 27 999 39 800 25 999
Pico-E 44 920 ... 45 880 38 990 39 320 67 100 39 000 27 345 39 000 25 270
Pico-E 45 950 ... 45 940 38 841 39 640 67 100 – –
56
MANN+HUMMEL Oil-bath air cleaner
Single-stage air cleaner without spare parts
57
Oil-bath air cleaner: Servicing without spare parts
MANN+HUMMEL are
out spare parts using engine used in machines and ve-
Sectional view
oil reservoir
58
Servicing
59
Oil-bath air cleaner
Dimensions and part numbers
d1 d1
f
a a i
l l
d2 g
d2
d5
d3 d3
h1 h1
d4 d4
h2 h2
b b
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
Plain air intake connection and clean air connection; Plain air intake connection; mounting via
Mounting through separate bracket flange on intake pipe
31 020 75 023
110 25 54 54 140 158 253 222 55
2.0 1 2.1 0.50
(4.33) (0.98) (2.13) (2.13) (5.51) (6.22) (9.96) (8.74) (2.17)
31 024 75 023
110 25 54 54 140 158 283 252 55
2.4 1 2.3 0.50
(4.33) (0.98) (2.13) (2.13) (5.51) (6.22) (11.14) (9.92) (2.17)
31 028 75 023
125 20 62 62 173 190 267 232 60
2.8 1 3.0 0.75
(4.92) (0.79) (2.44) (2.44) (6.81) (7.48) (10.51) (9.13) (2.36)
31 034 75 023
125 20 62 62 173 190 302 266 60
3.4 1 3.3 0.75
(4.92) (0.79) (2.44) (2.44) (6.81) (7.48) (11.89) (10.47) (2.36)
31 040 75 023
140 20 68 70 200 220 297 255 75
4.0 1 3.7 1.00
(5.51) (0.79) (2.68) (2.76) (7.87) (8.66) (11.69) (10.04) (2.95)
31 045 75 023
140 20 68 70 200 220 327 285 75
4.5 1 4.3 1.00
(5.51) (0.79) (2.68) (2.76) (7.87) (8.66) (12.87) (11.22) (2.95)
31 056 75 023
160 25 82 82 240 260 322 276 85
5.6 1 5.6 1.70
(6.30) (0.98) (3.23) (3.23) (9.45) (10.24) (12.68) (10.87) (3.35)
31 068 75 023
160 25 82 82 240 260 362 316 85
6.8 1 6.4 1.70
(6.30) (0.98) (3.23) (3.23) (9.45) (10.24) (14.25) (12.44) (3.35)
31 080 75 043
185 20 102 102 280 300 367 304 135
8.0 1 7.8 2.50
(7.28) (0.79) (4.02) (4.02) (11.02) (11.81) (14.45) (11.97) (5.32)
31 100 75 043
210 35 110 110 320 344 395 325 140
10.0 1 10.7 3.00
(8.27) (1.48) (4.33) (4.33) (12.60) (13.54) (15.55) (12.80) (5.51)
31 120 75 043
210 35 110 110 320 344 425 355 110
12.0 1 11.2 3.00
(8.27) (1.48) (4.33) (4.33) (12.60) (13.54) (16.73) (13.98) (4.33)
31 160 75 043
260 45 132 132 400 422 445 365 165
16.0 1 18.0 5.50
(10.24) (1.77) (5.20) (5.20) (15.75) (16.61) (17.52) (14.37) (6.50)
31 190 75 043
260 45 132 132 400 422 495 410 120
19.0 1 20.0 5.50
(10.24) (1.77) (5.20) (5.20) (15.75) (16.61) (19.49) (16.14) (4.72)
60
Oil-bath air cleaner
Dimensions and part numbers
31 014 74 013
85 20 42 40 120 137 220 193 32 11 90 56 68
1.4 2 1.5 0.36
(3.35) (0.79) (1.65) (1.57) (4.72) (5.39) (8.66) (7.60) (1.26) (0.43) (3.54) (2.20) (2.68)
31 017 74 013
85 20 42 40 120 137 242 218 28 11 90 56 68
1.7 2 1.7 0.36
(3.35) (0.79) (1.65) (1.57) (4.72) (5.39) (9.53) (8.58) (1.10) (0.43) (3.54) (2.20) (2.68)
31 020 74 023
100 25 54 52 140 158 253 222 55 11 105 70 82
2.0 2 2.0 0.50
(3.94) (0.98) (2.13) (2.05) (5.51) (6.22) (9.96) (8.74) (2.17) (0.43) (4.13) (2.76) (3.23)
31 024 74 023
100 25 54 52 140 158 283 252 55 11 105 70 82
2.4 2 2.2 0.50
(3.94) (0.98) (2.13) (2.05) (5.51) (6.22) (11.14) (9.92) (2.17) (0.43) (4.13) (2.76) (3.23)
31 028 74 023
110 20 62 60 173 190 267 232 60 13 122 78 94
2.8 2 2.8 0.75
(4.33) (0.79) (2.44) (2.36) (6.81) (7.48) (10.87) (9.13) (2.36) (0.51) (4.80) (3.07) (3.70)
31 034 74 023
110 20 62 60 173 190 302 266 60 13 122 78 94
3.4 2 3.1 0.75
(4.33) (0.79) (2.44) (2.36) (6.81) (7.48) (11.89) (10.47) (2.36) (0.51) (4.80) (3.07) (3.70)
20
10
9
Flow resistance [mbar]
8
7
61
Accessories for oil-bath air cleaners
62
MANN+HUMMEL Inline Piclon
Two-stage plastic air cleaner with inline air flow
63
Inline Piclon: Two-stage air cleaner with plastic
housing
intake air.
without tools
• corrosion-free and robust
housing through use of
recyclable plastic
• threaded inserts integrated
in housing enable quick
first-fit on vehicle
Sectional view
64
Filter elements
ø 145
(5.71)
119
M8 (4.69)
ø 202 ø 70 ø 70 ø 225
(7.95) (2.76) (2.76) (8.86)
M 10x1 190
(7.48)
(1.38)
connection for
service indicator/service switch
65
Inline Piclon
Flow characteristics ...
... with secondary element ... ... without secondary element ...
... for flow rates as per ISO 5011 ... for flow rates as per ISO 5011
50 50
..
...
..
25 .
..
..
..
0.
1.
0.
0.
160
1
16
20
20
25
40 40
45
45
45
45
45
45
Flow resistance [mbar]
20 20
10 10
0 0
... for dust capacity with secondary element ... for dust capacity without secondary element
as per ISO 5011 with SAE coarse test dust as per ISO 5011 with SAE coarse test dust
70 Inline Piclon 160 – 5.3 m /min. 70 Inline Piclon 160 – 5.3 m /min.
80 80
Flow resistance [mbar]
3 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
70 Inline Piclon 201 – 6.0 m /min. 70 Inline Piclon 201 – 6.0 m /min.
80 80
Flow resistance [mbar]
3 3
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
70 Inline Piclon 250 – 6.7 m /min. Inline Piclon 250 – 6.7 m3/min.
80 80
Flow resistance [mbar]
3
70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
66
MANN+HUMMEL Picolino
Compact air cleaner system for high requirements
67
Picolino: Compact air cleaner for high requirements
different connections to
of standard parts ised filtration solutions
ent applications.
without tools are easily disposed of by
• corrosion-free and robust incineration and therefore
housing through use of are environmentally friendly
plastic reinforced with fibre- with inexpensive disposal
glass • patented filter elements
• temperature resistant to with radial seal
+130 °C (for short periods)
housing
68
Filter elements
Applications
69
Picolino Intake air cleaners (two-way ventilation air
cleaners)
Dimensions and part numbers
2
d
d2
ø
ø
Cover Cover
t t
h1
h1
h2 h2
e1
e1
d1 d1 l
l
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
70
Picolino Intake air cleaners (two-way ventilation air
cleaners)
Dimensions and part numbers
71
Picolino Silencer air cleaners
Dimensions and part numbers
2
d
d
ø
ø
cover cover
t t
h1 h1
h2
h2
e1
e1
d1 l d1 l
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
72
Picolino Silencer air cleaners
Dimensions and part numbers
73
74
MANN+HUMMEL Picolight
Single-stage air cleaner without housing
75
Picolight: Single stage air cleaner without housing
design. We particularly
• compact design
Technical information
Use of MANN+HUMMEL
standard high quality filter
media achieves high separa-
tion efficiency and filtration
performance in the Picolight.
The Picolight is recommend-
ed for use in installation
areas which are enclosed or
protected against humidity.
The types shown here cover
volumetric flows from 1 m3/min
to 100 m3/min. A tensioning
strap is required to mount the
air cleaner.
76
Picolight
Dimensions and part numbers
h2
h1
d1
d2
d3
10
134
54
100
Flow resistance [mbar]
45
194
54
154
44
41
68
1
54
54
15
05
068
174
03
92
45
45
45
45
0.1
0.1 1 10 100
Volume flow V̇ [m3/min]
77
78
MANN+HUMMEL Oil-wetted air cleaners
Single-stage air cleaners without housing
79
Oil-wetted air cleaners
MANN+HUMMEL oil-wetted
air cleaners are suitable for
An oil-wetted air cleaner,
Advantages at a glance:
rooms and marine engines,
etc. Oil-wetted air cleaners
contain parts which do not
require replacement for the • parts do not require repla-
life of the product. Regular cing
servicing ensures that the fil- • compact design
tration performance is main- • robust metal design
tained for the life of product.
80
Oil-wetted air cleaners
Dimensions and part numbers
d2
h1
h2
d1
43 014 67 012
30 80 78 32
1.4 0.25
(1.18) (3.15) (3.07) (1.26)
43 018 67 012
35 80 90 32
1.8 0.4
(1.38) (3.15) (3.54) (1.26)
43 018 67 022
40 80 90 32
1.8 0.3
(1.57) (3.15) (3.54) (1.26)
43 036 67 012
52 107 110 32
3.6 0.6
(2.05) (4.21) (4.33) (1.26)
43 046 67 012
60 107 128 34
4.6 0.8
(2.36) (4.21) (5.04) (1.34)
43 060 67 012
66 120 140 35
6 1.0
(2.60) (4.72) (5.51) (1.38)
43 080 67 102
70 120 175 35
8 1.2
(2.76) (4.72) (6.89) (1.38)
43 100 67 012
80 147 180 38
10 1.5
(3.15) (5.79) (7.09) (1.38)
43 130 67 012
100 147 215 38
13 1.8
(3.94) (5.79) (8.46) (1.38)
43 180 67 012
120 166 250 38
18 2.5
(4.72) (6.54) (9.84) (1.38)
43 240 67 012
150 196 285 50
24 3.3
(5.91) (7.72) (11.22) (1.97)
43 320 67 012
200 232 330 45
32 5.4
(7.87) (9.13) (12.99) (1.77)
43 870 67 102
300 340 640 95
87 16.0
(11.81) (13.39) (25.20) (3.74)
1) Nominal flow rate relates to approx. 15 mbar.
81
82
Flow resistance [mbar]
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
20
0.5 0.6
43 0
14 6
7 01
2
0.8 1
43 0
18 6
7 01
43 0 2
18 6
7 022
... for flow rates as per ISO 5011
2
43 0
36 6
7 01
43 0 2
46 6
7 012
Flow characteristics ...
43 0
4
60 6
43 0 7 012
80 6
7 10
2
6
43 1
00 6
Oil-wetted air cleaners
7 01
2
8
43 1
30 6
7 01
2
10
43 1
80 6
7 01
43 2 2
40 6
7 01
2
20
43 3
20 6
7 01
2
40
43 8
60
70 6
7 10
2
80 100
Volume flow V̇ [m3/min]
MANN+HUMMEL Vacuum air cleaners
83
Vacuum air cleaners
pumps.
Technical information
The air cleaner size depends The air cleaner can be install-
on its nominal flow rate. The ed vertically or horizontally,
air cleaner size is to be se- however it should not be
lected so that the nominal mounted with the clean air
flow rate of the air cleaner is outlet at the bottom, as other-
equal or greater than the air wise dirt can enter the clean
requirement. air pipe during a service.
84
Vacuum air cleaners
Dimensions and part numbers
h3 t
t h3 d4
d4
d3 d1
d1
h1 h1
h2
h2
h4
d1
d2
Fig. 2: Model with small
Fig. 1: Model with thread flange as per DIN 28403-2
45 009 72 105 C 75
35 90 97 89 45 59 6 70
0.7 1 G 3/4 0.6
(1.38) (3.54) (3.82) (3.50) (1.77) (2.32) (0.24) (2.76)
45 021 72 105
68 81
45 021 72 305
1.6 1 1 1/4 NPT 1.0
(1.97) (4.92) (5.35) (4.57) 65 106 (0.67) (2.95)
2 DN 40 KF
(2.56) (4.17)
45 037 72 105
108 98
45 037 72 305
1.8 1 1 1/4 NPT 1.5
(1.97) (6.38) (6.77) (6.69) 106 123 (0.67) (5.12)
2 DN 40 KF
(4.17) (4.84)
45 124 72 104
129 123
45 124 72 305
6.0 1 2 1/2 NPT 4.3
(3.39) (7.64) (7.87) (9.84) 145 140 (0.39) (9.45)
2 DN 50 KF
(5.71) (5.51)
85
Vacuum air cleaners
Flow characteristics ...
50
40
30
20
Flow resistance [mbar]
10
..
..
..
..
..
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
97
17
77
47
87
00
02
03
12
13
5
45
45
45
45
45
1
0.2 0.3 0.5 1 2 3 4 5 10 20
Volume flow V̇ [m /min]
3
86
MANN+HUMMEL Two-way ventilation air
cleaners for crankcases, gear unit housings
and hydraulic tanks
87
Air cleaners for two-way ventilation
30 30
20 20
Flow resistance [mbar]
126
125
105
015
104
104
115
46
00 2 902
9 7 06
00
85
21
71
59
21
77
77
77
77
77
77
77
36
97
36
16
138
021
032
037
074
240
375
10 10
00
00
00
00
9 9
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
8 8
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
88
Two-way ventilation air cleaners (dry air cleaners)
Dimensions and part numbers
d2 d2
d2
h
h
h
d1 d1 d1
89
Two-way ventilation air cleaners (oil-wetted
air cleaners)
Dimensions and part numbers
d2
d2
d2 d2
h
h
h h
d1 d1 d1 d1
41 001 62 112
60 42
4 0.1 M 30x1.5 0.06
(2.36) (1.65)
41 002 62 102
60 50
4 0.2 M 26x1.5 0.09
(2.36) (1.97)
41 004 62 102
76 62
3 0.4 M 16x1.5 0.15
(2.99) (2.44)
41 004 62 201
76 76
2 0.4 M 45x1.5 0.25
(2.99) (2.99)
42 001 62 103
30 37
1 0.1 M 12x1.5 0.04
(1.18) (1.46)
42 001 62 142
50 42
3 0.1 M 20x1.5 0.03
(1.97) (1.65)
42 001 62 173
30 35
1 0.1 M 10x1.0 0.04
(1.18) (1.38)
42 002 62 112
50 27
2 0.2 M 18x1.5 0.03
(1.97) (1.06)
1)
The flow resistance of the oil-wetted air cleaner is ∆p = 10 mbar (1 kPa).
90
Silencer air cleaners
Dimensions and part numbers
d1
d1
h h
5°
10
10
5°
d2 d2
41 007 87 103
25 82 88
1 0.8 with 0.2
(0.98) (3.23) (3.46)
41 007 87 113
30 82 85
1 0.8 with 0.2
(1.18) (3.23) (3.35)
41 010 87 113
35 98 97
1 1.3 with 0.3
(1.38) (3.86) (3.82)
41 015 87 113
40 118 120
1 2.0 with 0.5
(1.57) (4.65) (4.72)
41 021 87 013
52 138 130
1 2.2 with 0.5
(2.05) (5.43) (5.12)
41 004 82 123
66 74
2 0.33 without M 22x1.5 0.2
(2.60) (2.91)
41 004 82 183
66 84
2 0.33 with G 1/2 0.2
(2.60) (3.31)
1)
With 100 mbar flow resistance.
200
100
Flow resistance [mbar]
3
3
01
11
87
87
...
...
...
2
1
00
00
00
01
02
41
41
41
41
41
10
91
92
MANN+HUMMEL Accessories for air cleaners
93
The right accessories for each air cleaner
to each other.
also under the hardest oper- Page 100
ating conditions. Extend the service life of
single-stage air cleaners
94
Brackets for the Europiclon®
50 50
(1.97) (1.97)
b a b a
g f f
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
c c
g
95
Brackets for the Piclon
52
a (2.05)
a
30° 30°
30°
c d d
c d
e e
e
s s
s
b f b f b
96
Brackets for the Pico-E
Part No. Suitable for Fig. Dimensions in mm (dimensions in inches) Approx.
Pico-E weight
a b c d e f s [kg]
30° 30°
c d d
e e
s s
b f b
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
97
Rain caps – Design A
h
e
d1
d2
e = insertion depth
31 014 ...
39 014 67 910 1) 44 050 ... – 45 043 ... –
31 017 ...
45 150 22 63
0.11
31 020 ...
(1.77) (5.91) (0.87) (2.48)
31 028 ...
(2.13) (5.91) (0.87) (2.48)
31 040 ...
(2.44) (5.91) (0.87) (2.48)
31 056 ...
(2.68) (7.87) (1.18) (3.35)
39 080 67 910 1) 45 500 ... – 45 325 ... 44 225 ... 31 080 ...
102 270 40 115
0.44
31 100 ...
(4.02) (10.63) (1.57) (4.53)
39 160 67 910 1) 45 700 ... NLG 15 - ... 45 650 ... 44 440 ...
31 190 ...
132 360 50 150
0.90
(5.20) (14.17) (1.97) (5.91)
39 190 67 910 1) 45 800 ... NLG 21 - ... 45 880 ... 44 650 ... –
150 360 50 150
0.90
(5.91) (14.17) (1.97) (5.91)
98
Rain caps – Design B
d1
e = insertion depth d2
31 014 ...
39 014 67 900 1) 44 050 ... – 45 043 ... –
31 017 ...
45 92 22 53
0.07
31 020 ...
(1.77) (3.62) (0.87) (2.09)
31 028 ...
(2.13) (4.33) (0.87) (2.09)
31 040 ...
(2.44) (4.88) (0.87) (2.20)
31 056 ...
(2.68) (5.71) (0.87) (2.48)
31 080 ...
(3.23) (6.77) (0.87) (2.52)
39 160 67 020 2) 45 700 ... NLG 15 - ... 45 650 ... 44 440 ... 31 190 ...
132 292 40 138
1.50
(5.20) (11.50) (1.57) (5.43)
45 880 67 100 2) 45 800 ... NLG 21 - ... 45 880 ... 44 650 ... –
150 342 40 166
2.00
(5.91) (13.46) (1.57) (6.54)
99
DualSpin® Precleaners
The DualSpin® precleaner areas almost completely pre- vane to generate vane to generate
newly developed by vent clogging – even under air spin cyclone housing air spin
MANN+HUMMEL offers unfavourable conditions, such
excellent separation efficiency as with harvesting machines.
with a simultaneous minimal The DualSpin® is the ideal
drop in pressure. The special complement to the air clean-
arrangement of both distribu- ers of the NLG line (see contami-
tors reduces the pressure page 23), but it can also be pre-se- nated
drop of the precleaners by up parated ambient
combined with other air clean-
air to the air
to 50%. Generously dimen- ers (e.g. metal air cleaners). fine filter
sioned cross-sectional flow
dust discharge
Advantages of the
DualSpin® precleaner:
DualSpin®
100
DualSpin® Precleaners
Dimensions and part numbers
ø 332 ø 332
(13.07) (13.07)
508 508
(20.00) (20.00)
38.5 38.5
(1.52) 54
(1.52)
3)
.1
(10.35)
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
(Scavenging) with dust discharge valve 39 000 40 671
40
Flow resistance [mbar]
30
20
10
DualSpin® 25
DualSpin® 37
101
Precleaners
Dust bowls (plastic version)
d3
d2
h l
e
d1
vertical mounting
48 017 67 900
42.2 164 175 52 140 150
1.4 – 1.7 7 – 10.5 0.4
(1.66) (6.46) (6.89) (2.05) (5.51) (5.91)
48 024 67 900
54.2 164 175 52 140 150
2 – 2.4 8.5 – 12 0.4
(2.13) (6.46) (6.89) (2.05) (5.51) (5.91)
48 030 67 900
62.2 164 175 52 140 150
2.8 – 3.4 9 – 13 0.4
(2.45) (6.46) (6.89) (2.05) (5.51) (5.91)
48 034 67 900
62.2 219 236 62 167 180
2.8 – 3.4 6 – 9 1.0
(2.45) (8.62) (9.29) (2.44) (6.57) (7.09)
48 048 67 900
68.2 219 236 62 167 180
4 – 4.5 10 – 12.5 1.0
(2.69) (8.62) (9.29) (2.44) (6.57) (7.09)
48 056 67 900
82.2 219 236 62 167 180
5.6 – 6.8 12 – 17.5 1.0
(3.24) (8.62) (9.29) (2.44) (6.57) (7.09)
48 068 67 900
82.2 303 315 84 208 217
5.6 – 6.8 7 – 10.5 1.3
(3.24) (11.93) (12.40) (3.31) (8.19) (8.54)
48 096 67 900
102.2 303 315 84 208 217
8 – 9.6 8.5 – 12 1.3
(4.02) (11.93) (12.40) (3.31) (8.19) (8.54)
48 120 67 900
110.2 303 315 84 208 217
10 – 12 11 – 16 1.3
(4.34) (11.93) (12.40) (3.31) (8.19) (8.54)
1)
∆p = Flow resistance. When using as precleaner, add 70% of the stated flow resistance to the resistance of the air cleaner fitted downstream.
2)
e = insertion depth
102
d3
Precleaners
Precleaners (metal version)
d2
a
The metal version of the pre-
cleaner is available in two h2
variations:
b
• as a throughput precleaner
with integrated rain cap for
e Fig. 1
vertical mounting at the air h1
Vertical mounting
intake d1
• as a throughput precleaner
for horizontal installation in
the air intake pipe l
e
d1 d2 d3
b Fig. 2
Horizontal mounting
48 024 67 020
84 85 54.2 100 155 60 10 300
2 – 2.8 7 – 13.5 1 – – 1.0
(3.31) (3.35) (2.13) (3.94) (6.10) (2.36) (0.39) (11.84)
48 024 67 030
84 85 62.2 100 155 60 40 330
2.8 – 3.4 8.5 – 12.5 1 – – 1.0
(3.31) (3.35) (2.45) (3.94) (6.10) (2.36) (1.57) (12.99)
48 036 67 110
95 85 68.2 114 180 70 45 350
3.6 – 4.5 11 – 18 1 – – 1.4
(3.74) (3.35) (2.69) (4.49) (7.09) (2.76) (1.77) (13.78)
48 048 67 020
100 85 82.2 136 215 80 40 400
5.6 – 6.8 14 – 20.5 1 – – 2.0
(3.94) (3.35) (3.24) (5.35) (8.46) (3.15) (1.57) (15.75)
48 066 67 110
113 85 102.2 159 258 100 15 418
7.3 – 9.6 14 – 24.5 1 – – 2.5
(4.45) (3.35) (4.02) (6.26) (10.16) (3.94) (0.59) (16.46)
48 096 67 140 10
113 85 110.2 158 255 110 30 433
– 13 14 – 23.5 1 – – 3.5
(4.45) (3.35) (4.34) (6.22) (10.04) (4.33) (1.18) (17.05)
48 132 67 020 16
164 125 132.2 230 368 130 35 615
– 19 13.5 – 19 1 – – 5.9
(6.46) (4.92) (5.20) (9.06) (14.49) (5.12) (1.38) (24.21)
48 024 67 140
85 54.2 100 107 60 191 144
2 – 2.8 7 – 13.5 2 – – – 0.9
(3.35) (2.13) (3.94) (4.21) (2.36) (7.52) (5.67)
48 024 67 180
85 62.2 100 107 60 191 144
2.8 – 3.4 8.5 – 12.5 2 – – – 0.7
(3.35) (2.45) (3.94) (4.21) (2.36) (7.52) (5.67)
48 036 67 160
85 68.2 114 120 70 198 162
3.6 – 4.5 11 – 18 2 – – – 1.0
(3.35) (2.69) (4.49) (4.72) (2.76) (7.80) (6.38)
48 048 67 220
85 82.2 136 145 80 210 203
5.6 – 6.8 14 – 20.5 2 – – – 1.2
(3.35) (3.24) (5.35) (5.71) (3.15) (8.27) (7.99)
48 066 67 090
85 102.2 158 166 100 224 232
7.3 – 9.6 14 – 24.5 2 – – – 1.6
(3.35) (4.02) (6.22) (6.54) (3.94) (8.82) (9.13)
48 096 67 200 10
85 110.2 158 166 110 220 245
– 13 14 – 23.5 2 – – – 1.7
(3.35) (4.34) (6.22) (6.54) (4.33) (8.66) (9.65)
48 132 67 120 16
125 132.2 230 240 130 336 370
– 19 13.5 – 19 2 – – – 3.9
(4.92) (5.20) (9.06) (9.45) (5.12) (13.23) (14.57)
1)
∆p = Flow resistance. When using as precleaner, add 70% of the stated flow resistance to the resistance of the air cleaner fitted downstream.
2)
e = insertion depth
103
Air connecting parts
Elbow pipes
90° elbows
Part No. Fig. Dimensions in mm Con-
Operating temperature:
(dimensions in inches) nection
-40 °C to +100 °C
b c di da e for
39 100 25 999 1 –
39 100 25 979
57 50 55 25 –
33
2 (2.24) (1.97) (2.17) (0.98) M 10x1
39 200 25 999
(1.30)
Fig. 1
1 –
39 200 25 979
62 60 65 25 –
38
2 (2.44) (2.36) (2.56) (0.98) M 10x1
39 300 25 999
(1.50)
1 –
39 300 25 979
72 70 75 28 –
43
2 (2.83) (2.76) (2.95) (1.10) M 10x1
39 400 25 999
Fig. 2 (1.69)
1 –
39 400 25 979
77 80 85 30 –
48
2 (3.03) (3.15) (3.35) (1.18) M 10x1
39 500 25 999
M 10x1 (1.89)
1 –
39 500 25 979
92 100 105 35 –
b 58
2 (3.62) (3.94) (4.13) (1.38) M 10x1
39 600 25 999
(2.28)
e
1 –
39 600 25 979
c b 89 110 119 27 –
63
di 2 (3.50) (4.33) (4.69) (1.06) M 10x1
39 700 25 999
da (2.48)
1 –
39 700 25 979
Connection for 98.5 130 135 27 –
service indicator/service switch
75
2 (3.88) (5.12) (5.32) (1.06) M 10x1
39 800 25 999
(2.95)
1 –
39 800 25 979
108.5 150 155 27 –
83
2 (4.27) (5.91) (6.10) (1.06) M 10x1
39 930 25 999
(3.27)
1 –
39 930 25 979
170 196 200 30 –
98.5
2 (6.69) (7.71) (7.87) (1.18) M 10x1
(3.88)
104
Air connecting parts
Connections
Straight connections
Part No. Fig. Dimensions in mm Con-
Operating temperature:
(dimensions in inches) nection
-40 °C to +100 °C
c di da e l for
39 100 27 999 1 –
39 100 27 979
50 55 25 68 –
di da 33
2 (1.97) (2.17) (0.98) (2.68) M 10x1
39 200 27 999
(1.30)
1 –
39 200 27 979
e 60 65 25 68 –
38
2 (2.36) (2.56) (0.98) (2.68) M 10x1
39 300 27 999
M 10x1 l (1.50)
1 –
39 300 27 979
l1/2 70 75 28 75 –
43
2 (2.76) (2.95) (1.10) (2.95) M 10x1
39 400 27 999
(1.69)
c
1 –
39 400 27 979
Connection for service 80 85 30 78 –
48
indicator/service switch 2 (3.15) (3.35) (1.18) (3.07) M 10x1
39 500 27 999
(1.89)
1 –
39 500 27 979
Fig. 1 Fig. 2 100 105 35 88 –
58
2 (3.94) (4.13) (1.38) (3.46) M 10x1
39 600 27 999
(2.28)
1 –
39 600 27 979
110 119 27 72 –
63
2 (4.33) (4.69) (1.06) (2.83) M 10x1
39 700 27 999
(2.48)
1 –
39 700 27 979
130 135 27 72 –
75
2 (5.12) (5.32) (1.06) (2.83) M 10x1
39 800 27 999
(2.95)
1 –
39 800 27 979
150 155 27 72 –
83
2 (5.91) (6.10) (1.06) (2.83) M 10x1
39 930 27 999
(3.28)
1 –
39 930 27 979
180 195 45 140 –
109.5
2 (7.09) (7.68) (1.77) (5.51) M 10x1
(4.31)
Reducer connections
Part No. Dimensions in mm
Operating temperature:
(dimensions in inches)
-40 °C to +100 °C
c d1 d2 e l
39 300 27 949
43 70 80 13.5 89.5
d2
(1.69) (2.76) (3.15) (0.53) (3.52)
39 300 27 959
c 43 60 70 13.5 85.5
(1.69) (2.36) (2.76) (0.53) (3.52)
39 300 27 969
43 50 70 13.5 85.5
(1.69) (1.97) (2.76) (0.53) (3.52)
l
e
d1
105
Air connecting parts
Accordion hoses
39 000 27 164
40 51 30+5 180 250 vibration load)
(1.57) (2.01) (1.18+0.20) (7.09) (9.84)
39 000 27 161
50 62 30+5 190 285
(1.97) (2.44) (1.18+0.20) (7.48) (11.22)
39 000 27 140
60 70 30+5 190 285 l
(2.36) (2.76) (1.18+0.20) (7.48) (11.22) e
39 000 27 139
70 80 30+5 195 310
(2.76) (3.15) (1.18+0.20) (7.68) (12.20)
39 000 27 138
di
80 90 30+5 205 340 da
(3.15) (3.54) (1.18+0.20) (8.07) (13.39)
39 000 27 158
100 100 40+5 230 395
(3.94) (3.94) (1.57+0.20) (9.06) (15.55)
39 000 27 152
110 118 35+5 240 425
(4.33) (4.65) (1.38+0.20) (9.45) (16.73)
39 000 27 151
130 138 45+5 280 500
(5.12) (5.43) (1.77+0.20) (11.02) (19.69)
39 000 27 150
150 165 45+5 300 545
(5.91) (6.50) (1.77+0.20) (11.81) (21.46)
Accordion hoses
(reinforced model)
Operating temperature:
Part No. Dimensions in mm
-30 °C to +100 °C
(dimensions in inches)
Material: rubber with fabric Maximum curvature:
di da e l
insert 45° (depending on the
39 000 27 205
50 58 25 110±5 vibration load)
(1.97) (2.28) (0.98) (4.33±0.20)
39 000 27 206
60 68 50 215±5
(2.36) (2.68) (1.97) (8.46±0.20)
39 000 27 207
70 78 50 215±5
(2.76) (3.07) (1.97) (8.46±0.20)
39 000 27 208
80 88 50 215±5
(3.15) (3.46) (1.97) (8.46±0.20) da di
39 000 27 212
90 98 50 215±5
(3.54) (3.86) (1.97) (8.46±0.20) e
39 000 27 213
100 108 50 215±5 l
(3.94) (4.25) (1.97) (8.46±0.20)
39 000 27 214
110 118 50 215±5
(4.33) (4.65) (1.97) (8.46±0.20)
39 000 27 215
130 138 50 215±5
(5.12) (5.43) (1.97) (8.46±0.20)
39 000 27 184
150 158 50 215±5
(5.91) (6.22) (1.97) (8.46±0.20)
39 000 27 346
200 138 50 215±5
(7.87) (5.43) (1.97) (8.46±0.20)
106
Air connecting parts
Straight couplings in rubber
Straight couplings
Part No. Dimensions in mm
Material:
(dimensions in inches)
rubber (NBR, 60±5 Shore)
di da l
with fabric insert
39 000 27 203
40 52 100 Operating temperature:
(1.57) (2.05) (3.94) -30 °C to +100 °C
39 000 27 202
50 63 100
(1.97) (2.48) (3.94)
39 000 27 171
60 74 100
(2.36) (2.91) (3.94)
39 000 27 198
60 74 150
(2.36) (2.91) (5.91)
39 000 27 197
70 84 150
(2.76) (3.31) (5.91)
39 000 27 252
70 84 80 da di
(2.76) (3.31) (3.15)
39 000 27 196
80 96 150 l
(3.15) (3.78) (5.91)
39 000 27 950
80 96 75
(3.15) (3.78) (2.95)
39 000 27 195
90 106 150
(3.54) (4.17) (5.91)
39 000 27 103
100 116 75
(3.94) (4.57) (2.95)
39 000 27 104
100 116 100
(3.94) (4.57) (3.94)
39 000 27 194
100 118 150
(3.94) (4.65) (5.91)
39 000 27 193
110 126 150
(4.33) (4.96) (5.91)
39 000 27 359
110 128 75
(4.33) (5.04) (2.95)
39 000 27 188
130 148 100
(5.12) (5.83) (3.94)
39 000 27 192
130 148 150
(5.12) (5.83) (5.91)
39 000 27 297
130 148 65
(5.12) (5.83) (2.56)
39 000 27 183
150 166 150
(5.91) (6.54) (5.91)
39 223 27 111
150 168 100
(5.91) (6.61) (3.94)
39 000 27 182
180 198 150
(7.09) (7.80) (5.91)
39 000 27 345
200 218 200
(7.87) (8.58) (7.87)
39 000 27 306
210 228 200
(8.27) (8.98) (7.87)
107
Air connecting parts
Elbow pipes in rubber
90° elbows
Part No. Fig. Dimensions in mm
Material:
(dimensions in inches)
rubber (NBR, 60±5 Shore)
b d1 da r
with fabric insert
39 000 25 280
115 52 60 75 Operating temperature:
1
(4.53) (2.05) (2.36) (2.95) -25 °C to +100 °C
39 000 25 264
115 60 68 75
1
(4.53) (2.36) (2.68) (2.95)
39 000 25 263
b b
140 70 79 90
1
(5.51) (2.76) (3.11) (3.54)
39 000 25 262
d1 d1
140 80 90 95
1
(5.51) (3.15) (3.54) (3.74) r r
39 000 25 258
b b
205 100 110 155
2
(8.07) (3.94) (4.33) (6.10)
39 000 25 265
da da
215 110 120 165
2
(8.46) (4.33) (4.72) (6.50)
39 000 25 266
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
265 130 140 210
2
(10.43) (5.12) (5.51) (8.27)
39 000 25 267
300 150 160 245
2
(11.81) (5.91) (6.30) (9.65)
39 000 25 270
355 200 210 300
2
(13.98) (7.87) (8.27) (11.81)
Couplings in metal
39 000 25 178
42 40 0.75
(1.65) (1.57) (0.03)
39 000 25 177
s
52 50 0.75
(2.05) (1.97) (0.03)
39 000 25 167
da
62 65 1.0
(2.44) (2.56) (0.04)
39 000 25 164
70 50 1.0 l
(2.76) (1.97) (0.04)
39 000 25 168
82 50 1.0
(3.23) (1.97) (0.04)
39 000 25 165
92 50 1.0
(3.62) (1.97) (0.04)
39 000 25 175
102 50 1.0
(4.02) (1.97) (0.04)
39 000 25 176
110 50 1.0
(4.33) (1.97) (0.04)
39 000 25 174
132 50 1.0
(5.20) (1.97) (0.04)
39 000 25 184
150 90 1.0
(5.91) (3.54) (0.04)
39 000 25 185
180 90 1.0
(7.09) (3.54) (0.04)
108
Air connecting parts
Connection pipes and couplings in metal
31 028 25 831
62.2 62 60 225
(2.45) (2.44) (2.36) (8.86)
31 056 25 821
82.2 82 80 245 da di
(3.24) (3.23) (3.15) (9.65)
31 080 25 731
102.2 102 80 250
e
(4.02) (4.02) (3.15) (9.84) l
39 100 25 991
110.2 110 110 200
(4.34) (4.33) (4.33) (7.87)
31 100 25 983
110.2 110 110 400
(4.34) (4.33) (4.33) (15.75)
31 160 25 771
132.2 132 110 400
(5.20) (5.20) (4.33) (15.75)
39 000 25 172
42 500 0.75
(1.65) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 182
52 500 0.75 s
(2.05) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 162
62 500 0.75 da
(2.44) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 163
70 500 0.75
l
(2.76) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 173
82 500 0.75
(3.23) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 158
92 500 0.75
(3.62) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 183
102 500 0.75
(4.02) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 166
110 500 0.75
(4.33) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 157
132 500 0.75
(5.20) (19.69) (0.03)
39 000 25 155
150 500 0.75
(5.91) (19.69) (0.03)
109
Air connecting parts
Elbow pipes in metal
39 000 25 188
60 60 52 40 0.75
1 a a
(2.36) (2.36) (2.05) (1.57) (0.03)
31 034 25 442
s s
95 95 62 60 0.75
1
(3.74) (3.74) (2.44) (2.36) (0.03)
39 000 25 152
da da
70 70 70 60 1.0
1 r b r b
(2.76) (2.76) (2.76) (2.36) (0.04)
39 000 25 207
100 100 70 60 1.0
2
(3.94) (3.94) (2.76) (2.36) (0.04)
39 000 25 956
110 110 80 55 1.0 Fig. 1 Fig. 2
2
(4.33) (4.33) (3.15) (2.17) (0.04)
39 000 25 148
61 61 82 55 1.0
1
(2.40) (2.40) (3.23) (2.17) (0.04)
39 000 25 153
80 67 90 60 1.0
1
(3.15) (2.64) (3.54) (2.36) (0.04)
39 000 25 273
80 80 100 65 1.0
1
(3.15) (3.15) (3.94) (2.56) (0.04)
39 000 25 124
110 110 100 65 1.0
2
(4.33) (4.33) (3.94) (2.56) (0.04)
39 000 25 146
90 90 110 85 1.0
1
(3.54) (3.54) (4.33) (3.35) (0.04)
39 000 25 192
110 110 110 85 1.0
2
(4.33) (4.33) (4.33) (3.35) (0.04)
39 000 25 198
125 125 110 85 1.0
2
(4.92) (4.92) (4.33) (3.35) (0.04)
39 000 25 147
120 120 130 95 1.0
1
(4.72) (4.72) (5.12) (3.74) (0.04)
39 000 25 224
140 140 130 95 1.0
2
(5.51) (5.51) (5.12) (3.74) (0.04)
39 000 25 142
180 180 150 110 1.0
1
(7.09) (7.09) (5.91) (4.33) (0.04)
39 000 25 333
180 180 150 110 1.0
2
(7.09) (7.09) (5.91) (4.33) (0.04)
110
Air connecting parts
Adapter pieces in metal, hose clips
39 000 25 621
70 40 65
(2.76) (1.57) (2.56)
39 000 25 622
70 60 56
(2.76) (2.36) (2.20)
39 000 25 631
80 50 65
(3.15) (1.97) (2.56) d1 d2
39 000 25 431
82 70 56
(3.23) (2.76) (2.20)
39 000 25 461
100 70 75 l
(3.94) (2.76) (2.95)
31 080 25 511
102 80 76
(4.02) (3.15) (2.99)
39 000 25 295
110 80 75
(4.33) (3.15) (2.95)
39 000 25 193
110 100 70
(4.33) (3.94) (2.76)
39 000 25 105
132 102 71
(5.20) (4.02) (2.80)
39 000 25 253
132 110 76
(5.20) (4.33) (2.99)
39 000 25 325
150 130 86
(5.91) (5.12) (3.39)
39 000 25 145
180 150 95
(7.09) (5.91) (3.74)
39 000 25 327
200 150 105
(7.87) (5.91) (4.13)
Hose clips
Part No. Clamping range Part No. Clamping range
(diameter) (diameter)
[mm and inches] [mm and inches]
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Exhaust ejectors
Maintenance-free dust scavenging with two-stage air cleaners
Installation instructions
The connection pipe between In order to avoid this, the back pressure specified by
the air cleaner and ejector scavenging should either be the engine producer is not
should be as short as possible made in a closed area (cool- exceeded.
and not have any tight elbows ing air shaft, scavenging In addition, in all operational
which would increase flow under engine bonnet) or in- conditions there must be a
resistance. Coarse contami- stalled upstream with a basket pressure drop to the ejector
nant particles in the intake air sieve. in order to prevent exhaust
(e.g. awns, fibres, stems or When using an ejector, care gas being sucked in. In case
leaves) can lead to clogging should also be taken that the of doubt we recommend use
in the air cleaner. maximum permissible exhaust of a non-return adapter.
Installation example
112
Exhaust ejectors
10
d1 d2
ø 32 ø 32
(1.26) (1.26)
Accessories for ejectors
33
(1.30) 30
(1.18)
93
Part No. Fig. (3.66) 71
39 000 25 919
(2.80)
39 000 25 751
21
1 (0.83) 30
2 (0.79)
ø 40
(1.57) ø 40
(1.57)
ø 80
(3.15)
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
Non-return adapter Ejector adapter
113
Service indicators
Level of dirt accumulation readable at any time
M 10x1
Part No. snaps into place at gauge pressure
39 035 70 911
(0.05)
39 050 70 911
35±3 3.5±0.3
39 060 70 911
51.5
50±4 5.0±0.4 (2.03)
39 065 70 911
60±4 6.0±0.4
39 080 70 911
65±5 6.5±0.5
Specifications
80±5 8.0±0.5 ø 46.7
(1.84)
• Material: PC
• Permissible operating temperature: -30 °C to +100 °C
• Switching pressure (negative pressure): 35 mbar to 80 mbar
(3.5 kPa to 8 kPa)
39 000 62 924
10 (1.38)
39 000 62 925
(0.39)
35±3 3.5±0.3
39 000 62 926
M 10x1 18
50±6 5.0±0.6
39 000 62 927
(0.71)
65±7 6.5±0.7 7
Specifications
80±8 8.0±0.8 Sight glass for (0.28)
signal ring 62 40 Flange
• Material: PA (2.44) (1.57)
• Permissible operating temperature: -40 °C to +100 °C
• Switching pressure (negative pressure): 35 mbar to 80 mbar Reset button
8.5
(3.5 kPa to 8 kPa)
(0.33)
114
Service switches
Electrical monitoring of the level of accumulated dirt
Models
This enables constant super-
vision of the state of the air
cleaner and maintenance only
takes place when it is really MANN+HUMMEL service
necessary. switches are available with a
number of different connection
threads and plug connectors
versions.
Technical instructions
Thanks to the completely so that possible tolerances of point unnecessary. The fluttering is reduced to a
insulated and fully enclosed the components do not affect spring contacts are not affec- minimum. The service switch
contact insert, the switch is the accuracy of the switch. ted by contact erosion. As a should not be fitted in a hang-
insensitive to dust or humidi- The heart of the system is a result of the hysteresis be- ing position so as to prevent
ty. The system is not mechan- kick-over spring that makes tween the points for switching ingress of any condensed
ical but pressure-dependent readjustment of the switching and switching back, contact water into the air pipe.
Specifications
• Material: polyamide 6 GF 30
• Permissible operating temperature: -30 °C to + 120 °C
• Switching pressure (negative pressure): 35 mbar to 80 mbar (3.5 kPa to 8.0 kPa)
• Max. switching capacity: 6W/24V DC (ohmnique load, Umax = 24V, Imax = 0.25 A)
ø6
(0.24) M 10x1
For retro-fitting in the clean air pipe
Installation examples: Connection on air cleaner 8
(generally existing) (0.32) 1 Connection nipple Part No.: 21 010 15 121
17
2 Felt disc Part No.: 23 005 31 171
(0.67)
18 Ensure that the felt disc is fitted to the nipple
(0.71) before installing.
ø6
(0.24)
Parts for pipe connection
115
Service switches
with connection for flat plug
39 035 70 902
39 050 70 902
35±3 3.5±0.3 34.8
39 055 70 902
50±3 5.0±0.3 (1.37)
10 11.8
39 060 70 902
55±3 5.5±0.3 (0.39) (0.46)
39 065 70 902
60±3 6.0±0.3 M 10x1
39 070 70 902
65±3 6.5±0.3 14.7 ø 20
39 080 70 902
70±4 7.0±0.4 (0.58) (0.79)
80±4 8.0±0.4
39 035 70 952
39 050 70 952
35±3 3.5±0.3 23
39 055 70 952
50±3 5.0±0.3 (0.91) 37
39 060 70 952
55±3 5.5±0.3 (1.46)
39 065 70 952
60±3 6.0±0.3 9
39 070 70 952
(0.35)
65±3 6.5±0.3 14.7 M 10x1
39 080 70 952
70±4 7.0±0.4 (0.58)
80±4 8.0±0.4
39 035 70 962
39 050 70 962
35±3 3.5±0.3 23
39 055 70 962
50±3 5.0±0.3 (0.91) 37.5
39 060 70 962
(1.48)
55±3 5.5±0.3
39 065 70 962
60±3 6.0±0.3 9.5
(0.35)
39 080 70 962
65±3 6.5±0.3 14.7
1/8"-27 NPTF
(0.58)
80±4 8.0±0.4
116
Service switches
for water-tight electrical connections
39 035 70 702
39 050 70 702
35±3 3.5±0.3 51.2
36.4 (2.02)
39 055 70 702
50±3 5.0±0.3 (1.43)
39 060 70 702
55±3 5.5±0.3 10 11.8
39 065 70 702
60±3 6.0±0.3 (0.39) (0.46)
39 070 70 702
65±3 6.5±0.3 M 10x1
39 080 70 702
70±4 7.0±0.4 9.6 ø 20
(0.38) (0.79)
80±4 8.0±0.4
39 035 70 802
39 050 70 802
35±3 3.5±0.3 23 47.7
39 055 70 802
(0.91) (1.88)
50±3 5.0±0.3
39 060 70 802
55±3 5.5±0.3 10 11.8
39 065 70 802
60±3 6.0±0.3 (0.39) (0.46)
39 070 70 802
65±3 6.5±0.3 M 10x1
39 080 70 802
70±4 7.0±0.4 14.7
ø 20
(0.58) (0.79)
80±4 8.0±0.4
39 035 70 852
39 050 70 852
35±3 3.5±0.3
39 055 70 852
50±3 5.0±0.3 23 49.9
39 060 70 852
55±3 5.5±0.3 (0.91) (1.96)
39 065 70 852
60±3 6.0±0.3 5 (0.20)
39 070 70 852
65±3 6.5±0.3 9
39 080 70 852
(0.35)
70±4 7.0±0.4 14.7
M 10x1
80±4 8.0±0.4 (0.58)
Service switch external thread 1/8“-27 NPTF Suitable for AMP plug connector 963040-3
+ Contacts 927770
ø 48
switches at gauge pressure + Single seal 828904
Make contact (1.89)
Part No. [mbar] [kPa]
39 035 70 862
39 050 70 862
35±3 3.5±0.3
39 055 70 862
50±3 5.0±0.3
39 060 70 862
23 50.4
55±3 5.5±0.3 (0.91) (1.98)
39 065 70 862
60±3 6.0±0.3
39 070 70 862
5 (0.20)
65±3 6.5±0.3 9.5
39 080 70 862
70±4 7.0±0.4 (0.37)
14.7
1/8"-27 NPTF
80±4 8.0±0.4 (0.58)
117
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Technical Appendix
119
Glossary of filtration terms
Clean air pipe Ejector Laboratory service life Nominal flow rate V̇
Pipe after air cleaner through A component in the exhaust [h]. The time measured under Describes a design consi-
which cleaned air is fed to tract of the engine where a laboratory conditions that an deration for an air cleaner.
the engine/compressor etc. cross-section constriction air cleaner with air flowing Depending on the design
(using the Venturi principle) through it and loaded with or line the nominal flow rate
generates a negative pres- dust will reach a defined flow describes the respective
Europiclon®
ambient air (unfiltered) is
DualSpin®
cleaner line in plastic. or primary element. An air name for a two-stage air
cleaner insert consisting of a cleaner line in metal or in
MANN+HUMMEL brand filter medium and seal which general for a two-stage ver-
Flow resistance ∆p
name for a precleaner line effect the fine filtration in a sion of a dry air cleaner (e.g.
for use under heavy dust dry air cleaner. NLG Piclon).
conditions. [mbar] or [kPa]. Measured
variable for the pressure drop
NLG
of a filter.
120
Glossary of filtration terms
Picolight
intake channel of an engine gers an electric signal when
or a compressor. the time for a service is
MANN+HUMMEL brand reached which in turn sets
name for a single-stage air off an audio or visual warning
Secondary element
cleaner line without housing. signal.
Service indicator
Centrifugal force separator An air cleaner with an inte-
to filter out particles from the grated filtration stage for pre-
intake air. Mounted device which indi- separation of dust from the
cates the time when to intake air before subsequent
service. fine filtration.
Volume flow V̇
[m3/min]. Quantity which
flows through filter per unit
of time, also called the volu-
metric flow.
121
Criteria for dimensioning the size of air cleaners
Separation efficiency the ratio of all particles sepa- particle size. The values for 1 µm particles, and the
rated to the total quantity of shown in Fig. 1 apply to virtually certain separation of
The most important task of particles fed to the air clea- MANN+HUMMEL dry air particles larger than 3 µm in
a dry air cleaner is to ensure ner. MANN+HUMMEL dry air cleaners and were obtained size. The values given above
sufficient protection of the en- cleaners offer the following on test rigs using SAE test are valid for the entire design
gine against wear under all values for this characteristic dusts. Note the high probabi- range under test rig condi-
Service life
122
Specification of filter size
Piston
No. of cylinders 4 stroke engines 2 stroke engines compressors 1)
3 cylinder 4 stroke Diesel
With a small number of cyl-
1 2 1.5 1.5 engine
inders, flow pulsations occur
2 1.4 1.2 1.2 Swept volume: 1.7 dm3
in the intake system. The
3 1.3 1.1 1.1 Rotational speed: 2100 rpm
corresponding varying ve-
4 1.1 1 1
locities must be taken into
1. Air requirement after
5 and more 1 1 1
account when determining
equation (1)
the size of the filter. The use 1) The pulsation factor is 2.0 for all grab-controlled compressors
V̇ = 1.6 m3/min
come this problem. No. of cylinders 4 stroke engines 2 stroke engines
1 3 2
the table
3 1.4 1.2
4 1.2 1.1
5 and more 1 1
Result:
size. This results in the fol- flow rate of the filter, i.e., the for the air cleaner size.
Turbocharged Diesel
be estimated using the fol- exhaust emission regula-
with 107 kW power
engines*
lowing approximations: tions of today and tomorrow
V̇ = (107 · 0.09) + 10 %
will have an increase in the
V̇ = 9.63 + 10 %
1 kW approx. 0.09 m3/min air requirement of around
V̇ = 10.6 m3/min
(1 HP approx. 0.065 m3/min) 10%.
Petrol engines*
1 kW approx. 0.07 m3/min
(1 HP approx. 0.05 m3/min)
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Defining the dust capacity
All MANN+HUMMEL air clea- These values relate to a stan- Mean dust concentration in [mg/m3]
ners are tested on special dard SAE C test dust with an
test benches. The resulting exactly defined particle size Truck in normal European road traffic: 0.6
data allows a uniform basis distribution and were deter- Truck in road traffic outside Europe: 3
for comparison for the dust mined with a dust concentra- Off-highway truck (construction site use): 8
capacity of the various filter tion of 1 g/m3. Here one can Buses with intake at the rear in normal
types and sizes. speak of a so-called labora- European road traffic: 5
This offers true comparison tory service life. Buses with intake at the rear in road
traffic outside Europe: 30
possibilities for filters from dif- In order to calculate the wor-
ferent sources and enables a king service life in hours or Construction machines (front-end loaders,
track vehicles, mobile compressors): 35
service life estimation for use driving kilometres from the
in practice. laboratory dust-capacity data Sweeping vehicles: 8
On the following pages the for a given dry air cleaner, the Agricultural machines in central Europe
mean value curves of the dust concentration prevailing (agriculture without periods of drought): 5
Agricultural machines in areas outside
effective dust-holding capa- in practice must be known. Europe in single operation: 15
city for the described filters Extensive tests have led to
are illustrated based on the the overview on this page Agricultural machines used in fleets: 50
nominal volume flow (V̇). (Fig. 3): Quick-moving track vehicles: 100
Calculation of hours of
Hours in practice = Example 3:
operation in practice
laboratory dust capacity · 1000
dust concentration · air requirement · 60
A construction machine
Equation (3) is used in order with dust capacity in [g]
with an air requirement of
to calculate the hours of op- dust concentration in [mg/m3]
12 m3/min is equipped with
eration in practice from the air requirement in [m3/min]
a filter with a laboratory dust
laboratory dust capacities:
Equation (3): Hours of operation capacity of 5800 g. The ex-
pected hours of operation
are to be calculated.
Driving kilometres
According to equation (3):
Using equation (4) it is possi-
= hours of operation · speed
ble to calculate the driving
Hours of 5800 · 1000
=
kilometres from the hours of
operation 35 · 12 · 60
with speed in km/h
operation:
Equation (4): Driving kilometres
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Defining the dust capacity
Application example
According to equation (1): From Fig. 2 we can see: Acc. to equation (2):
5.3 · 2300 · 0.9 Pulsation factors for dry air cleaners (aspirating engines)
V· = V̇ = 5.49 m3/min · 1.1
2 · 1000
Piston
No. of cylinders 4 stroke engines 2 stroke engines compressors 1) V̇ = 6.0 m3/min
V· = 5.49 m3/min 1 2 1.5 1.5
2 1.4 1.2 1.2
3 1.3 1.1 1.1
4 1.1 1 1
5 and more 1 1 1
Step 4: Step 5:
Filter recommendation Laboratory dust capacity
From the diagram on page 15
45 300 92 911
Part No: 40
30
20
10
In the resistance diagram on
0
page 25 the initial pressure
Dust capacity PTI coarse [g]
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
drop of the filter can be read
to be 30 mbar.
Step 6: Step 7:
Dust concentration in Calculation of hours of
practice operation
125
General instructions for installation and
maintenance
Filter installation
There are a number of impor- • The filters should be fitted • The air cleaner should be • The air cleaner should be
tant points to be observed as close to the engine as installed in such a way that mounted on the vehicle
when installing dry air clea- possible and should be eas- the clean air pipes (the frame or some sturdy body
ners: ily accessible for servicing. connection between air component. The matching
• Enough room must be left cleaner and engine) do not brackets shown on page
• The temperature stability for filter element removal. need to be removed under 95 to 97 are recommen-
of MANN+HUMMEL filter • Service indicators should any circumstances during ded for this purpose. If the
elements covers -40 °C to be clearly visible, and in air cleaner or engine servi- air cleaner is subjected to
+80 °C in continuous ope- some cases service swit- cing. heavy impacts, it should
ration with short peaks of ches are recommended • Avoid positioning the air be installed on an elastic
up to +100 °C (e.g. due to with external service dis- cleaner in an area where mounting.
heating up from the swit- plays. water is splashed or a lot • The air cleaner should be
ched-off engine). of dust is raised (e.g. in installed where it is protec-
areas where the wheels ted against collision dam-
spray). age (observe the gradient
of slope). This is especially
valid for off-road vehicles.
• The air intake should be • The intake of hot air (e.g. • Only use suitable material • Pipes should be fitted to
located in a low-dust area. radiator cooling air) and for these pipes. This applies avoid damage from scuff-
This generally means as exhaust gases should be in particular to the clean air ing, melting of rubber
high as possible and, for avoided. Intake of exhaust pipe. MANN+HUMMEL hoses on hot exhaust
on-road vehicles, as far soot drastically shortens accessories fulfil these components or damage
forward as possible (see the air cleaner service in- requirements. through other causes, such
Fig. 4). tervals. • The line cross sections as stones thrown up from
• The air intake should not • The intake openings should should not be selected vehicle wheels. When fit-
be where the wheels spray be as large as possible. smaller than the connec- ting these dirty air pipes,
or under the floor. Intake-flow velocities should tion cross sections on the care should be taken to
• Screening against the not exceed 3 m/sec. air cleaner. ensure that water pockets
entrance of water (e.g. • Due to their being attached cannot form. Drain points
while the vehicle is being to different parts of the must be provided if neces-
washed) and rainfall is vehicle (engine, chassis, sary.
required. Rain caps are driver’s cab), the connec-
recommended. tion pieces in the air intake
system are subject to rela-
tive movement. This should
be compensated by fitting
flexible intermediate links
between the air intake
Fig. 4: Dust concentration depending on the position of the pipes. Spiral and rubber
air intake accordion hoses are re-
commended for this pur-
Relative dust concentration %
126
General instructions for installation and
maintenance
The clean air pipes must be • The material used for the • Hose clamps for securing provided with a sealing
airtight. Leaky clean air pipes pipes must retain its shape the connecting elements bead. The length of overlap
allow dirt to bypass the filter and remain airtight during must be sufficiently wide must be sufficient (at least
and enter the engine, causing operation (it is a vacuum and strong, and must not 30 mm).
premature wear. Therefore, system). This applies in cut into the hoses. In the • Self-made clean air pipes
particular attention should be particular to all flexible con- closing area they should be should be descaled and
paid to the clean air pipes. nections. Fabric-ply rubber designed so that no folding varnished on the inside be-
The following points should hoses retain their shape of the hose is possible. fore being fitted.
be observed: well and are also sufficiently • Pipes and couplings must • Clean air pipes must be
resistant to oil, fuel, ozone not have any rough welding checked for leaks at regular
• The clean air pipes should and weather and are or casting seams, or over- intervals. Faulty connection
be as short as possible and adequately temperature- lapping metal. Connecting components must be re-
use the least number of resistant. sleeves for mounting rubber placed.
joints. hoses or elbows should be
Servicing
An air cleaner service be- • In order to clean, position • After servicing the filter
comes necessary when the a pipe with an end bent by element carefully wipe out
MANN+HUMMEL filter ele- approx. 90° on the end of the inside of the housing
ment is exhausted. compressed-air pistol. The and the seal contact sur-
The following basic principles pipe must be long enough face with a moist cloth.
should be observed: to reach to the bottom of Take care that no dust or
the filter element. Carefully dirt gains access to the
• Always select the service blow out the filter element clean air side of the air
point according to the ser- with dry compressed air cleaner.
vice indicator or service (max. 5 bar) from the in- • When fitting the filter ele-
switch. A regular inspection side to the outside, or from ment take care that it is
or cleaning of the element, the clean air side to the correctly positioned in the
as is sometimes practised dirty air side until there is housing so that the function
in the field, is more likely to no more development of of the seals is not impaired.
be damaging than useful dust. The end of the pipe • Please note that engine
as there is a risk that the must not touch the element damage can cause consid-
element will be damaged (see Fig. 5). erable costs and stoppage
and that dust will gain • Next, carefully examine the times which can make the
• MANN+HUMMEL always
access to the engine. filter for possible damage. cost of a new filter element
recommends exchanging
• Never beat or knock the appear insignificant.
tion.
• Please note that the second- which offer detailed instruc-
ary element is never clean- tions on the correct mainte-
• If, however, cleaning can- ed, but must be always nance of your filter. Please
not be avoided, care should replaced. ask us – and we will be
be taken that the filter ele- • Please note that a cleaned happy to answer your
ment is not washed out. element will never match questions.
the service life and perfor-
mance of a new element.
127
Conversion table
Pressure Weight
5 mbar = 0.5 kPa = 2 “ H2O 10 g = 0.35 ounces
10 mbar = 1.0 kPa = 4 “ H2O 25 g = 0.88 ounces
15 mbar = 1.5 kPa = 6 “ H2O 50 g = 1.75 ounces
20 mbar = 2.0 kPa = 8 “ H2O 100 g = 3.5 ounces
25 mbar = 2.5 kPa = 10 “ H2O 250 g = 8.8 ounces
30 mbar = 3.0 kPa = 12 “ H2O 500 g = 17.6 ounces
35 mbar = 3.5 kPa = 14 “ H2O 1000 g = 1 kg = 35.3 ounces = 2.2 lb
40 mbar = 4.0 kPa = 16 “ H2O 2000 g = 2 kg = 70.5 ounces = 4.4 lb
45 mbar = 4.5 kPa = 18 “ H2O 3000 g = 3 kg = 105.8 ounces = 6.6 lb
50 mbar = 5.0 kPa = 20 “ H2O 4000 g = 4 kg = 141.1 ounces = 8.8 lb
55 mbar = 5.5 kPa = 22 “ H2O 5000 g = 5 kg = 176.4 ounces = 11.03 lb
60 mbar = 6.0 kPa = 24 “ H2O 10000 g = 10 kg = 22.05 lb
62.5 mbar = 6.3 kPa = 25 “ H2O 20000 g = 20 kg = 44.1 lb
65 mbar = 6.5 kPa = 26 “ H2O 50000 g = 50 kg = 110.23 lb
70 mbar = 7.0 kPa = 28 “ H2O
75 mbar = 7.5 kPa = 30 “ H2O
80 mbar = 8.0 kPa = 32 “ H2O
Temperature Power
-30 °C = -22.0 °F 10 kW = 13.4 HP
-10 °C = 14.0 °F 20 kW = 26.8 HP
0 °C = 32.0 °F 50 kW = 67.1 HP
10 °C = 50.0 °F 100 kW = 134.1 HP
30 °C = 86.0 °F 150 kW = 201.2 HP
50 °C = 122.0 °F 200 kW = 268.2 HP
80 °C = 176.0 °F 250 kW = 335.3 HP
100 °C = 212.0 °F 500 kW = 670.5 HP
120 °C = 248.0 °F 1000 kW = 1341.0 HP
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A selection of catalogues for MANN+HUMMEL
Industrial Filters
ProVent®
Spin-on filters
Fuel filters
In-line filters
MANN-FILTER
129
Notes
130
Notes
131
MANN+HUMMEL company
Joint venture company
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is an international company A key area is high quality fil- international brands as well technology, mechanical
with its headquarters in tration products for vehicles, as under the MANN-FILTER engineering and plant
Ludwigsburg, Germany. engines and industrial appli- brand. construction. For these
The group employs approx. cations. The OEM business and other industrial fields
11,500 people worldwide at with global market leaders The Industrial Filters Business MANN+HUMMEL Industrial
more than 40 locations. and produc-ers of vehicles, Unit with its headquarters in Filters offers high perfor-
machines and installations Speyer, Germany is special- mance products for the
The company develops, pro- defines the quality and per- ised in meeting the require- filtration and separation
duces and sells technically formance of the group. Filters ments of off-highway vehicle of air, gases and liquids.
complex components for the for the international aftermar- and - engine applications,
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