High-efficiency filter media technology captures harmful particles that can damage your engine

Remove contaminants from the engine cooling system.

Add chemicals to the coolant itself to replenish important protectants that may be lost over time.

Filter Media – removes harmful contaminants from the coolant.

Centertube – is placed inside the filter media pack to support it.

End Caps – are bonded to each end of the media pack to keep contaminants from bypassing the media. One of the end caps will contain a flow control orifice.

Baseplate/Seaming Lid Assembly – is threaded to attach the filter to the filter mounting base. This component also serves as the mechanism to allow coolant to enter and leave the filter, as well as to hold the filter sealing gasket in place.

Compression Spring – keeps continuous pressure on the filter media pack to seal the backside of the baseplate. This keeps contaminants from bypassing the media.

Canister – retains all of the filter components in one unit for ease of filter installation and removal. Micronic coolant filter canisters are coated on the inside for maximum protection in extended use.

SCA Pellets (SCA charged filters only) – add chemicals to the coolant itself to replenish important protectants that may be lost over time.

Plastic Insulator (not shown) – placed between the compression spring and canister, protects the spring from coming in direct contact with the canister. All Micronic spin-on coolant filters have this feature.