GOLDENROD
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about GOLDENROD from 3G Electric.
What micron ratings are available for GOLDENROD fuel filters?
GOLDENROD fuel filters are available in multiple micron ratings to suit different filtration needs. For particulate filtration, options include 10 microns (e.g., MPN 470-5), 178 microns (e.g., MPN 470-16), and 381 microns (e.g., MPN 470-15). Water and particulate filters, such as the Series 570 replacement filters, also offer particulate removal alongside water separation. The specific micron rating for water-removal filters is not always listed, but the particulate rating is typically 10 microns for fine filtration. Always verify the filter rating against your system's requirements.
Are GOLDENROD fuel filters compatible with other brands' housings?
Yes, many GOLDENROD fuel filters are designed to be compatible with standard industry housings. For example, the GOLDENROD 470-5 filter is compatible with Grainger part number 9T090 and manufacturer model number 495-3/4. The Series 570 replacement filters, such as the 596-3/4, are compatible with the 570-3/4 housing. However, compatibility should be confirmed by checking the manufacturer part numbers and dimensions against your existing assembly. 3G Electric provides datasheets with detailed specifications to assist in cross-referencing.
What materials are used in GOLDENROD fuel filter construction?
GOLDENROD fuel filters are constructed from a range of materials depending on the model. Common body materials include polymer (e.g., MPN 470-5, 496-5), polymer/zinc combinations (e.g., MPN 595-3/4), and metal (e.g., MPN 470-15, 470-16). Filter media varies: some use silicone-treated paper for particulate filtration, while others use stainless steel mesh for coarser straining. The choice of material affects the filter's chemical resistance, pressure rating, and suitability for different fuel types. Always consult the product specifications for material compatibility with your fuel.
What is the maximum flow rate for GOLDENROD fuel filters?
The maximum flow rate for GOLDENROD fuel filters varies by model. For example, the Series 570 replacement filter (MPN 596-3/4) is rated for a maximum flow rate of 12 gpm. Other models, such as the canister-style filters, may have different flow ratings depending on their size and micron rating. Flow rate is influenced by filter media density and housing design. For applications requiring higher flow, select a filter with a coarser micron rating or a larger housing. Check the datasheet for the specific model to ensure it meets your system's flow requirements.
Can GOLDENROD fence tools be used for both barbed and smooth wire?
Yes, the GOLDENROD fence stretcher/splicer (MPN 400) is designed for use with barbed wire, high-tensile wire, and smooth wire. It is made of steel and has an overall length of 33 inches, providing leverage for tensioning and splicing. The tool is suitable for agricultural fencing applications where multiple wire types are used. For electric fence posts, GOLDENROD offers T-post grips (MPN 442) made of plated steel, designed to secure wire to T-posts. These grips are specifically for electric fence posts and are not intended for barbed wire.
Does 3G Electric supply GOLDENROD products?
Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies GOLDENROD products. We stock the GOLDENROD catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.

















