Dani Morse, Marine Filtration Specialist
The Hope Group
Engine protection begins with good fuel filtration
understanding. Without proper care of the engine, no vessel is really ready to
launch. In a recent blog report from Parker Racor, the authors commented on the
several aspects of fuel filtration that every skipper needs to focus on.
Filters and Water
Separators
Fuel filters and water separators protect vital engine
components from the damage caused by dirt particles, salt-water and other
contaminants in the fuel system.
Spin-on Series
Filters
The spin-on filters from Parker Racor have a clear
contaminant collection bowl for outboard applications and metal bowl units for
inboard applications. The Racor filters have a drain valve or plug, ten micron
Aquabloc media, 98 percent efficiency, and corrosion resistant construction.
Turbine Series
The Turbine Series filter assemblies from Parker Racor
are designed to be installed on the vacuum side of the fuel transfer pump for
best efficiency and to protect precision engine components from dirt, rust,
algae, asphaltines, varnishes, and especially water.
Turbine Series
Elements
The filter media from Parker Racor is engineered to repel
water and remove solid contaminants before they can damage precision engine
components. They are available in different lengths for various flow rates and
are color-coded.
In its recent blog, the experts from Parker’s Engine
Mobile Filtration Team go in more detail about how the Parker Racor product
meets the requirements of boat owners seeking improved fuel economy and better
performance. Read more about Fuel Filtration for Marine Applications at
Parker.com.
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