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Fuel Dispenser Filter 30 Micron 3 /4 Inch Flow for Fuel Transfer Systems

Original price was: $10.07.Current price is: $6.47.

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When you’re pumping fuel from your bulk tank to fill tractors, combines, or other equipment, clean fuel is what keeps your engines running strong and your operation profitable. This 30 micron fuel dispenser filter catches the dirt, water, and debris that can work its way into storage tanks over time, protecting your expensive injection systems from contamination damage that’ll cost you way more than a filter ever will.

What You’re Getting

  • 30 micron filtration removes particles that can damage fuel pumps and injectors
  • Handles up to 25 GPM flow rate – perfect for most farm fuel transfer operations
  • CimTek quality construction built to handle the demands of agricultural fuel systems
  • Standard 1-12 thread size fits common mounting adaptors for easy installation
  • Cellulose filter media provides reliable particle removal at an economical cost

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter is designed for fuel dispensing systems, bulk fuel transfer setups, and other applications where you need to clean fuel as it flows from storage to equipment. Whether you’re running a gravity-fed system or using electric transfer pumps, this filter keeps contaminants out of your tractors, combines, and other diesel equipment that can’t afford downtime during busy seasons.

Made to Last

Farm fuel systems take a beating from temperature swings, vibration, and constant use during peak seasons. This CimTek filter uses quality cellulose media in a robust housing that stands up to the pressure and flow demands of real-world fuel transfer operations while maintaining consistent filtration performance.

Installation Notes

This filter threads into CimTek mounting adaptors 50002 or 50003 with standard 1-12 threads. Install it in your fuel line where you can easily access it for regular changes – typically every 6-12 months depending on fuel quality and volume pumped. Always prime the system after filter changes to avoid air pockets in your fuel lines.