Method of making a graduated density liquid filter element

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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291635F, 242 702, 210315, 210489, 210492, 210494R, B31C 1300, B65H 8108

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041871367

ABSTRACT:
A graduated density liquid filter element for use in an internal combustion engine. Two layers of fibrous media of dissimilar size and having different permeability are disposed in partially overlapping relation and wound in coiled form to provide a generally cylindrical filter element in which resistance to the flow of the liquid varies along the length of the element.

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