Cummins Filtration Releases Redesigned Diesel Pro Fuel Filtration Series
NASHVILLE, TN - Cummins Filtration released two new Diesel Pro fuel filtration systems: Fleetguard FH235 with a flow rate of 60 GPH(230 L/H) and FH236 with a flow rate of 90 GPH(341L/H) Series Diesel Pro.
NASHVILLE, TN - Cummins Filtration released two new Diesel Pro fuel filtration systems: Fleetguard FH235 with a flow rate of 60 GPH(230 L/H) and FH236 with a flow rate of 90 GPH(341L/H) Series Diesel Pro. Diesel Pro Processors offer equipment operators superior uptime by removing more than 95 percent of free and emulsified water and hard particles down to 2 microns from diesel fuel systems.
The Diesel Pro Series is a cutting-edge fuel system that uses Cummins Filtration's proprietary StrataPore media to meet and exceed OEM efficiency requirements. The patented Seeing is Believing technology lets users know when to change the EleMax filter element, saving them time and money. The FH235 and FH236 series are designed to handle fuel flow rates up to 90GPM and provide several configurations to meet the most extreme environments and demanding applications.
"Our first priority is customer satisfaction so we listen very carefully when customers provide input on our products," said Matthew R. Tullai, executive director - marketing and business strategy for Cummins Filtration. "Every product we design and manufacture is based on meeting and exceeding customer needs, and the redesigned FH235 and FH236 Series does exactly that."
Key redesigned features include the clear bowl indicating when to drain and an improved collar, which allows for easy filter change. The upgraded series is available in multiple configurations to fit a variety of applications.
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