B26. RACOR FUEL FILTER FUNNELS

FEATURES AND BENEFITS • Rugged construction. • Teflon coated stainless steel filter. • Four sizes, four flow rates. • Electro-conductive plastic material. • Corrosion resistant. PETROL & DIESEL USE The Racor Filter Funnel comes complete with a built-in DuPont Teflon® PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coated stainless steel screen filter. As fuel is being filtered, free water and contaminates collect on the bottom. Because water is heavier than fuel, free water will settle to the bottom. When you have a substantial amount of water (approximately 1 cup), dispose of it properly and resume refueling. When properly used, the filter will separate free water from hydrocarbon fuels. Free water is a collection of water molecules in the bottom of fuel cans, tanks, or drums, formed when fuel is stored for even short periods of time. The free water formation is due to condensation in the air and/or separation of water molecules from fuel. Water may be present in hydrocarbon fuels as free water or as an emulsion, small droplets of water suspended in fuel. Water may be emulsified in fuel by vibration or by emulsifying additives such as alcohol, or detergents. The RFF filter will not remove emulsified water. Instead, install a Racor fuel filter/water separator to remove emulsified water from your fuel delivery or engine fuel system. Excessive filling will cause pressure and can force water through the funnels filter. If funnel filter is more than 1/3 covered with water and flow rate begins to slow, stop fueling immediately, properly dispose of water and contaminates from the funnel, then continue fueling. 2-cycle oil contains detergents, which may allow some water to pass through the filter screen. The only safe way to filter out water is to add the 2- cycle oil to the tank after filtering the fuel through the funnel. Additives containing alcohol can emulsify and bind water to fuel. The filter cannot remove this bound water. Add additives after fueling. Do not attempt to remove the filter from the funnel, filter is permanently attached to the funnel. The RFF is designed to work with fuels only. CAUTION! Do not use the RFF for anything but filtering fuels, other liquids may compromise the effectiveness of the filter. Another purpose for using a RFF is to facilitate the inspection of fuel for contamination in the form of solids (down to 0.003 inch) and free water. Don’t forget to check the fuel filter sump for water. If water or contamination are found, dispose of properly. To test the RFF, simply fill with water, roughly 1/3 the way up the screen. This amount of water should not pass through the Teflon® coated filter screen. Keep this amount in mind when using the RFF knowing that the head pressure caused by the weight of more than this may cause water to pass through the screen. Always dispose of water, contaminates, or dirty fuel in a proper manner. Periodically inspect the funnel for physical damage. Store the funnel properly as some fuel may remain on the surfaces.

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