Fuel Filters

Fuel filters are devices used to remove impurities and contaminants from gasoline, diesel, or other fuels in internal combustion engines.

They are designed to protect the engine from damage and improve fuel efficiency by removing dirt, rust, and other particles that can clog injectors or fuel lines.

Fuel filters can be made from a variety of materials, including paper, mesh, and plastic, and are typically located in the fuel line before the engine. 

The type of fuel filter used depends on the specific application, the level of filtration required, and the operating conditions. Proper maintenance and replacement of fuel filters can help prevent engine damage, improve fuel efficiency, and prolong the life of fuel systems.

Some machines use more fuel filters than others, there are many various types of fuel filter including, spin-on canisters, elements, sediments, and water separators. 

RICO Europe supply all types of fuel filters for your plant and agricultural machinery.

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  • Can Type

    Can type fuel filters are cylindrical filters used in fuel filtration systems of internal combustion engines and other fuel-powered equipment. 

    They work by removing impurities and contaminants from fuel before it is supplied to the engine, which helps to maintain the system's efficiency, performance, and longevity by preventing damage and wear to internal components. 

    Can type fuel filters consist of a canister, typically made of metal, that contains a filter element. The filter element is typically made of a combination of filter paper, metal mesh, and synthetic fiber, which removes impurities and contaminants as the fuel passes through it. 

    The canister is attached to the engine or system using threaded fittings. Can type fuel filters are designed to be durable, have high filtration efficiency, and have low maintenance requirements. 

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    Cimtek Part No Our Reference Type  Flow Rate Micron Rating Thread Size Max Pressure Model Number
    CT70010 BF955 Particle 95 lpm 10 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 300-10
    CT70012 SK3111 Particle 95 lpm 30 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 300-30
    CT70015 BF7645 Particle 95 lpm 10 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 400-10
    CT70016 SK3340 Particle 95 lpm 30 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 400-30
    CT70024 SK3727 Water & Particle Bio-Tek 150 lpm 10 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 800BHG-10
    CT70037 SK48528 Water & Particle Bio-Tek 150 lpm 10 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 800BHG-02
    CT70039 SK48529 Water & Particle 95 lpm 2 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 400BHA-01
    CT70043 SK3072 Water & Particle 95 lpm 30 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 475XLHS-30
    CT70062 SK3085 Water & Particle 68 lpm 10 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 260HS-10
    CT70063 SK48531 Water & Particle 150 lpm 10 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 800HS-10
    CT70066 SK3147 Water & Particle 68 lpm 30 1 3/8"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 260AHS-30
    CT70067 BF9913 Water & Particle 68 lpm 30 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 260HS-30
    CT70068 BF1233 Water & Particle 150 lpm 30 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 800HS-30
    CT70075 SK48532 Water & Particle 95 lpm 10 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 450HS-10
    CT70076 SK48533 Water & Particle 95 lpm 30 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 450HS-30
    CT70094 BF7606 Particle 68 lpm 10 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 260-10
    CT70098 SK48535 Water & Particle 95 lpm 10 1.5"-16 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 475XLHS-10
    CT70230 SK48536 Particle Bio-Tek 95 lpm 2 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 260BMG-02
    CT70232 SK48537 Water & Particle Bio-Tek 95 lpm 2 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 260BHG-02
    CT70236 SK3069 Water & Particle 95 lpm 10 1"-12 UNF 3.4 Bar / 50 PSI 260BHG-10

  • Collar Lock

    Collar lock fuel filters are fuel filters used in the fuel systems of internal combustion engines and other fuel-powered equipment.

    They work by removing impurities and contaminants from fuel before it is supplied to the engine, which helps to maintain the system's efficiency, performance, and longevity by preventing damage and wear to internal components. 

    Collar lock fuel filters consist of a filter element contained within a canister that is attached to the engine or system using a collar lock mechanism.

    The filter element is typically made of a combination of filter paper, metal mesh, and synthetic fiber, which removes impurities and contaminants as the fuel passes through it.

    Collar lock fuel filters are designed to be easy to install and replace, with no special tools required.

    They are also designed to be durable, have high filtration efficiency, and have low maintenance requirements. 

  • Conical

    Conical fuel filters are fuel filters used in the fuel systems of internal combustion engines and other fuel-powered equipment.

    They work by removing impurities and contaminants from fuel before it is supplied to the engine, which helps to maintain the system's efficiency, performance, and longevity by preventing damage and wear to internal components.

    Conical fuel filters consist of a conical filter element contained within a canister that is attached to the engine or system using threaded fittings.

    The filter element is typically made of a combination of filter paper, metal mesh, and synthetic fiber, which removes impurities and contaminants as the fuel passes through it. Conical fuel filters are designed to be durable, have high filtration efficiency, and have low maintenance requirements.

    They also have a compact and low profile design, making them suitable for use in tight spaces.

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  • Elements

    Fuel filter elements are the central component of fuel filters that are used in the fuel systems of internal combustion engines and other fuel-powered equipment.

    They work by removing impurities and contaminants from fuel before it is supplied to the engine, which helps to maintain the system's efficiency, performance, and longevity by preventing damage and wear to internal components.

    Fuel filter elements are typically made of a combination of filter paper, metal mesh, and synthetic fiber, which removes impurities and contaminants as the fuel passes through it.

    They are designed to be durable, have high filtration efficiency, and have low maintenance requirements.

    Different types of fuel filter elements are available, each designed for specific applications and operating conditions.

  • Fuel / Water Sperators

    Fuel/water separator filters are used in the fuel systems of internal combustion engines and other fuel-powered equipment to remove water and other contaminants from the fuel.

    They work by separating water and other impurities from the fuel as it passes through the filter element.

    This helps to prevent the growth of bacteria, prevent corrosion, and maintain the efficiency, performance, and longevity of the fuel system.

    Fuel/water separator filters typically consist of a canister with a filter element, a drain valve for removing accumulated water and contaminants, and a sediment bowl for collecting water and other contaminants.

    The filter element is typically made of synthetic fiber or filter paper, which removes impurities as the fuel passes through it.

    Different types of fuel/water separator filters are available, each designed for specific applications and operating conditions.

  • Fuel Pumps

    Electric fuel pumps are a type of fuel delivery system that is powered by electricity, rather than by a mechanical connection to the engine.

    They are commonly used in modern fuel-injected engines, as they provide more precise and efficient fuel delivery than mechanical fuel pumps.

    Electric fuel pumps are typically located in the fuel tank and are designed to transfer fuel from the tank to the engine's fuel injectors.

    They consist of a motor, a pump, a strainer, and a pressure regulator. The motor is powered by the vehicle's electrical system and drives the pump, which pressurizes the fuel and delivers it to the engine.

    The strainer removes any large particles or debris from the fuel, while the pressure regulator maintains the correct fuel pressure for the engine's fuel system.

    Electric fuel pumps are designed to work at specific pressures, flow rates, and temperatures, and it is important to choose the correct fuel pump that meets the manufacturer's specifications.

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  • In-Line Fuel Filters

    In-line fuel filters are a type of fuel filter that are installed directly in the fuel line between the fuel tank and the engine.

    They are designed to remove impurities such as dirt, rust, and debris from the fuel before it reaches the engine, which helps to protect the engine from damage and improve its performance.

    In-line fuel filters typically have a cylindrical or rectangular shape, and they contain a replaceable filter element that captures the impurities in the fuel.

    The filter element is designed to trap small particles while allowing fuel to flow freely through the filter. In-line fuel filters come in various sizes and flow rates, and it is important to choose the correct filter that meets the manufacturer's specifications and relevant standards to ensure proper performance and to avoid damage to the engine or harm to the environment.

  • Push On

    Push-on fuel filters are a type of fuel filter that are designed to be installed directly onto the end of the fuel line.

    They typically have a cylindrical shape and are made up of a plastic or metal housing that contains a replaceable filter element.

    The filter element is designed to trap impurities such as dirt, debris, and rust particles in the fuel before they reach the engine, helping to prevent damage and improve engine performance.

    To install a push-on fuel filter, the end of the fuel line is simply pushed onto the inlet of the filter housing, which creates a secure, leak-proof connection.

    Push-on fuel filters are relatively simple to install and are a cost-effective solution for removing impurities from the fuel.

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  • Spin-on

    Spin-on fuel filters are a type of fuel filter that uses a threaded housing to attach to the engine or fuel system.

    The housing contains a replaceable filter element, which is designed to trap impurities such as dirt, debris, and rust particles in the fuel before they reach the engine.

    The filter element is typically made of a material such as paper, mesh, or sintered metal, and is designed to trap particles down to a specific size.

    To replace the filter element, the user simply unscrews the old filter from the engine or fuel system, and replaces it with a new filter by screwing it back into place.

    Spin-on fuel filters are relatively simple to install and replace, and provide a good balance between filtration efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

    They are often used in automotive and heavy-duty diesel applications, and are available in a range of sizes and filtration capacities to meet the needs of different engines and fuels.

  • Strainer

    Strainer fuel filters are devices used in fuel systems to remove impurities and debris from the fuel before it reaches the engine.

    They work by straining the fuel through a fine mesh screen or filter element that captures particles and contaminants, ensuring clean fuel is delivered to the engine for optimal performance.

    Strainer fuel filters are commonly found in marine, generator, and off-road equipment applications.

  • Sensor Port

    Sensor Port fuel filters are fuel filters that have an integrated electronic sensor to monitor the condition of the filter and the fuel system.

    They typically feature a port that allows a sensor to monitor fuel pressure, fuel flow, or other parameters.

    This information can be used to provide real-time feedback on fuel system performance, filter life, and other factors, helping to prevent engine damage and improve overall performance.

    Sensor port fuel filters are commonly used in automotive and diesel applications where precise monitoring of fuel system health is important.

  • Storage Tank

    Fuel storage tank filters are devices installed in fuel tanks to remove impurities from the fuel before it is dispensed into engines or other systems. 

    They help to maintain the quality of fuel and protect sensitive fuel system components from damage. 

    Fuel filters can remove contaminants such as dirt, rust, and water, ensuring that the fuel is clean and free of debris. 

    The type of filter used in a fuel storage tank depends on the type of fuel being stored, the size of the tank, and the specific requirements of the fuel system.

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