Description
The M20HC is the Ultramax Systems replacement element for the Mikropor G range. As a Grade HC hopcalite element it converts carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide across a catalytic bed. The element belongs in a breathing air train, downstream of the coalescing and carbon stages. It sits where the safety case for the whole train rests. Dimensions follow the original, so it installs into the existing housing without modification. G20HC housings accept this element. Held in Australian stock, it is supplied at a working budget price rather than OEM list.
This replacement filter element from Ultramax is a high-quality, Mikropor-compatible alternative. It is engineered to suit housing models G20HC. Manufactured to strict quality standards, it delivers reliable system protection at a competitive price.
Cross Reference
- G20HC
Other Grades for This System
Features
- Grade HC hopcalite element
- Converts carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide across a catalytic bed
- Dimensional match to the Mikropor G original, fits the existing housing without modification
- Suits G20HC housings
- Held in Australian stock, not brought in to order
Applications
- Breathing air systems
- Compressed air for respiratory equipment
- Spray painting with air fed hoods
- Abrasive blasting operations
All brand names, trademarks and part numbers shown on this page remain the property of their respective owners and appear for identification purposes only. Ultramax Systems is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a licensee of any manufacturer listed. Cross references indicate dimensional and performance equivalence, not original equipment supply. Please confirm the fitment against your housing before you order.
WarrantyEvery element is warranted to meet the Ultramax standard specification when it reaches you. If one does not, we will replace it, supply an equivalent, repair it, or cover the cost of replacing it. Tell us within 14 days of purchase to arrange a return. A restocking fee applies, and special order items cannot be returned. Our terms and conditions set out the detail.
