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those filters on the right side are a 10" filter media used in AMF CUNO filter cans - I replaced the wound cotton filter with these - just cut them to proper length so can get 2 filters from each 10" filter . these come in sizes from 2 micron to 30 micron and are polymer materials with a polymer core that is pours. Have been using then since my supply of cotton wound filters was cut off - the small cotton filters were used as oil filters on the Centervac I had in building for cooling - you can also get the wound filters from oil burner gun to work in some instances . 
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the spin on filters I use have a 3/4 - 12 screw fitting so I took 3/4 " bolts and drilled them out to accept 1/4 NPT fitting , then used a flat plate of aluminum and drilled it and tapped it for the 3/4" bolts to protrude through plate to screw filters onto exposed bolt , drilled and tapped another 1/4" NPT opening into plate area between inlet and filter gasket for return flow 
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