Baldwin Filters RS3542 Air Filter Element Heavy-duty

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS RS3542 is a radial air filter element designed for heavy-duty equipment air intake systems. It measures 5.406 inches in outside diameter and 12.969 inches in overall length, providing a precise fit in demanding filtration applications. The element uses a urethane compound to form molded ends, creating a reliable seal that blocks airborne dirt and contaminants from entering the engine. Licensed technicians and equipment service professionals install this filter as part of routine preventive maintenance on diesel and gasoline-powered heavy-duty machinery. It weighs 1.75 pounds and is packaged as a single unit.

This filter element is suited for heavy-duty equipment applications including construction, agricultural, and industrial machinery. It is a direct replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket filter part numbers across several major equipment and filter brands. The radial shape and molded urethane end caps are designed to ease servicing and maintain consistent fitment across compatible platforms. It is appropriate for use in both field and shop service environments where engine protection from airborne contaminants is critical.

Key Features

• Radial filter shape with urethane compound molded ends for a secure, leak-free seal
• Outside diameter of 5.406 inches and overall length of 12.969 inches for precise dimensional fitment
• Designed to trap airborne dirt and other contaminants before they reach engine components
• Cost-effective OEM-style replacement for multiple cross-reference part numbers
• Lightweight at 1.75 pounds for easy handling during service
• Single-unit packaging allows individual replacement as needed

Compatibility

Direct replacement for Case 222425A1, Caterpillar 4677696, Cummins 1403840, Donaldson P827653, Hastings AF2285, International 47128201, John Deere RE508449, Komatsu Z760234750, and Wix 546671.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified equipment technicians or fleet service professionals. Shut down the engine and allow it to cool before removing the existing filter element. Inspect the filter housing and sealing surfaces for damage or debris before installing the new element. Follow the equipment manufacturer service manual for housing torque and re-installation procedures.