Description
Product Overview
The iFJF R18189-30 Spin-On Fuel Filter is a heavy-duty 30-micron filter designed for mobile and stationary diesel applications. Featuring a standard 1-inch NPT port, this spin-on filter provides reliable primary fuel filtration for generator sets, fuel transfer systems, mobile refueling equipment, and stationary diesel engines. The 30-micron rating makes it ideal as a primary filter before finer secondary filtration. Robust construction for demanding industrial and mobile service.
Key Features
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30-Micron Primary Filtration: Optimal for first-stage filtration — catches larger particles and debris before they reach finer secondary filters downstream.
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1-Inch NPT Port: Industry-standard thread for easy integration with fuel transfer pumps, generator fuel systems, and bulk filtration setups.
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Spin-On Convenience: Quick-change design — no housing to disassemble, just spin off the old filter and spin on the new one.
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Mobile & Stationary Compatible: Suitable for fuel transfer trailers, generator sets, agricultural equipment, construction machinery, and stationary diesel engines.
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Heavy-Duty Construction: Reinforced canister designed for high flow rates and continuous duty in industrial applications.
Applications
| Application Type |
Examples |
| Mobile Fuel Transfer |
Fuel transfer trailers, tanker trucks, mobile refueling skids |
| Stationary Engines |
Generator sets, irrigation pumps, industrial diesels |
| Bulk Filtration |
Fuel storage tank filtration, fuel polishing systems |
| Agricultural Equipment |
Tractors, combines, harvesters with NPT fuel lines |
| Construction Equipment |
Excavators, dozers, loaders with auxiliary fuel systems |
Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Part Number |
R18189-30 |
| Micron Rating |
30 Micron (Nominal) |
| Port Size |
1 Inch NPT (Female) |
| Filter Type |
Spin-On (Canister) |
| Media |
Cellulose/Synthetic Blend |
| Fuel Compatibility |
Diesel, Biodiesel (up to B20) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is 30 micron enough for diesel engines?
A: 30 micron is ideal for primary (first-stage) filtration. It should be paired with a finer secondary filter (10 micron or less) before the injection pump for complete protection.
Q: What's the 1-inch NPT connection for?
A: The 1-inch NPT port fits standard fuel transfer pump plumbing, generator fuel systems, and industrial diesel setups with NPT-threaded fuel lines.
Q: Can I use this for gasoline?
A: This filter is designed for diesel fuel applications. Verify compatibility before using with gasoline or other fuels.
Q: How often should this filter be replaced?
A: Monitor the pressure gauge across the filter head. Replace when pressure drop exceeds 8-10 PSI, or every 500 hours of operation — whichever comes first.
Q: Does this filter separate water?
A: The primary function is particulate filtration at 30 microns. For water separation, pair with a dedicated water separator or use a filter with coalescing media downstream.