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Product Description
The Solberg ST-8450-075C is a compact inline straight-through inlet vacuum filter designed to protect vacuum pumps, compressors, and industrial systems from fine particulate contamination. It is engineered for low-flow vacuum applications where high filtration efficiency and compact installation are required.
This ST Series filter uses a 2-micron paper filter element with 99%+ efficiency, providing superior fine particle removal compared to standard polyester media. The transparent polycarbonate housing allows easy visual inspection, while the internal baffle and cast aluminum head improve flow stability and extend filter life.
Key Features
- Inline straight-through vacuum inlet filter design
- 3/4" NPSC connection size
- 2-micron paper filter element for fine filtration
- 99%+ particulate removal efficiency
- Transparent polycarbonate bowl for visual inspection
- Cast aluminum head with integrated baffle design
- Compact design for tight installation spaces
- Easy maintenance and quick element replacement
- Designed for low-flow vacuum applications
Specifications
- Model: ST-8450-075C
- Connection Size: 3/4 in NPSC
- Filter Media: Paper
- Micron Rating: 2 Micron
- Filtration Efficiency: 99%+
- Flow Capacity: ~25 SCFM
- Housing Material: Cast aluminum head
- Bowl Material: Transparent polycarbonate
- Bucket Type: See-through ST Series bowl
- Operating Temperature: -15°F to 220°F
- Vacuum Service: Medium vacuum applications
- Pressure Drop (change-out): 15–20 in H?O over initial ?P
Applications
- Vacuum pump inlet protection
- Cement and ash handling systems
- Woodworking and dust collection
- Pneumatic conveying systems
- Paper processing industries
- Central vacuum systems
- Factory automation equipment
- Compressor inlet filtration
The Solberg ST-8450-075C delivers reliable fine particulate filtration in compact vacuum systems, improving equipment protection, reducing maintenance, and extending pump life in industrial environments.