Harmsco HUR 170-HP COAT Single-Cartridge Filter Housing, Epoxy-Coated Carbon Steel, 150 PSI

Support dependable process-water filtration with the Harmsco HUR 170-HP COAT Filter Housing with Specialty Coating. Designed for demanding industrial and commercial applications, this Hurricane single-cartridge housing combines a durable carbon-steel vessel with a fusion-bonded epoxy finish. Its upflow design helps separate dense solids ahead of the cartridge, reducing the solids burden on filter media and supporting practical, reliable filtration.

Built for operators seeking a corrosion-resistant Harmsco filter housing, the HUR 170 HP COAT features a 3M™ Scotchkote™ epoxy coating. The single-cartridge configuration accepts compatible Harmsco 170-series cartridges, allowing you to select suitable media and micron ratings for your process. With 2-inch NPT inlet and outlet connections, this housing integrates into compatible filtration systems. Confirm cartridge and chemical compatibility for your specific fluid and operating conditions.

• Hurricane upflow action separates dense solids before cartridge filtration.
• Carbon-steel vessel features a fusion-bonded 3M™ Scotchkote™ epoxy coating.
• Single-cartridge design accepts compatible Harmsco 170-series filter cartridges.
• Choose cartridge media and micron rating to suit the application.
• 2-inch NPT inlet and outlet connections for system integration.
• Maximum operating pressure: 150 PSI.
• Maximum flow: 150 GPM; recommended flow: 105 GPM.
• Housing measures 40-1/2 inches high by 13 inches in diameter.
• Cartridge capacity: one cartridge, 7-3/4 inches in diameter by 30-3/4 inches long.
• Includes a 1-inch NPT drain connection.
• Coating brochure lists 175°F maximum temperature and pH 5–12, subject to operating conditions and chemical compatibility.
• Actual flow varies with cartridge media, micron rating, fluid viscosity, and solids loading.

Choose the Harmsco HUR 170-HP COAT Filter Housing for a robust process-water filtration solution with upstream solids separation and specialty epoxy protection. Review your pressure, flow, fluid chemistry, and cartridge requirements to confirm suitability before installation.