Baldwin Filters P194-HD10 Hydraulic Filter Element

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS P194-HD10 is a hydraulic filter element designed for demanding industrial and mobile hydraulic systems. This element-only design targets fluid cleanliness by capturing particulate contamination before it reaches sensitive hydraulic components such as pumps, valves, and actuators. At 6-1/32 inches outside diameter and 7-5/8 inches overall length, it ships with two end seals and a G193 O-ring gasket included, simplifying installation and reducing the need to source hardware separately. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and industrial service technicians familiar with hydraulic circuit maintenance will recognize this as a direct drop-in filter element for supported equipment.

The P194-HD10 is specified for use on CMC, Gardner Denver, and Ingersoll-Rand equipment where hydraulic system fluid cleanliness is critical to reliable operation. Typical install scenarios include compressors, hydraulic power units, and mobile industrial machinery that use canister-style filter housings matching the element dimensions. The included end seals and gasket make this element suitable for scheduled preventive maintenance intervals where the housing is retained and only the element is replaced.

Key Features

• Element-only filter design for use in retained housings
• Improves hydraulic system fluid cleanliness level
• Supports better cold-start performance in hydraulic circuits
• Includes two end seals and a G193 O-ring gasket
• Outside diameter of 6-1/32 inches and overall length of 7-5/8 inches for precise fitment
• Superior system protection against particulate contamination

Compatibility

Designed for use with CMC, Gardner Denver, and Ingersoll-Rand equipment utilizing a hydraulic filter housing that accepts an element measuring 6-1/32 inches OD and 7-5/8 inches OAL.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter element replacement should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with hydraulic system service procedures. Depressurize the hydraulic circuit and relieve any stored pressure before removing the filter housing. Inspect the housing bore and sealing surfaces for damage before installing the new element, and confirm the included end seals and O-ring gasket are properly seated to prevent bypass or leaks. Follow the equipment manufacturer service manual for recommended filter change intervals and torque specifications for the housing fasteners.