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THE ULTIMATE IN STAGED FILTRATION, XTREME PROTECTION AND HIGH VOLUME FLOW THE NEW MULTI-STACK


As always, XRP took a great product and made it better. Our modular in-line filters are now stackable, allowing multiple micron filtration ratings. Any number of our long and short elements and adapters can be assembled in any combination for staged filtration. Sizes -6 through -20; AN or clamshell ends.


Stack 2, 3 or more body sections, long or short. Combine a variety of filtration rates. Larger debris is filtered out upstream, so the finer second-stage is not overloaded.


Body adapters are available with or without differential pressure gauge take-off ports. These ports allow connection to a differential pressure gauge that alerts you when the filter needs to be cleaned or when a bypass valve, if the element has one, is about to open.


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Ultimate Filter Video at www.xrp.com


Made in the U.S.A.


Pleated stainless steel elements 45, 60, 75 or 100 microns, with or without 15 PSI differential pressure bypass valve. #120 mesh element available for suction applications.


Do you have our current catalog, quick-reference product guide and adapter fitting poster?


SPACE SAVERS XRP HAS A COMPLETE INVENTORY OF MODULAR FILTER TECHNOLOGY FOR A VARIETY OF RACING APPLICATIONS


SUCTION STRAINERS #120 mesh filter element. Metric or AN ends. Gas or alcohol.


AN or Clamshell ends.


Clamshell or threaded bodies. 10, 20, 40 or 100micron elements.


SO MANY OPTIONS


Clamshells on body. AN or clamshell ends.


AN accessory port for temperature probes, bypass regulators, etc.


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THE XTREME IN RACECAR PLUMBING ®


IN THE U.S. XRP, Inc. sales@xrp.com tel 562 861 4765 fax 562 861 5503


IN EUROPE & UK JLS MOTORSPORTS motorsport@lister.co.uk tel 44 (0) 121 525 5800 fax 44 (0) 121 553 5951


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