Parker 2/200-35-SA Replacement Filter Element 0.01 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 2/200-35-SA is a replacement filter element rated at 0.01 micron, designed for high-efficiency filtration in compressed air and gas systems. This element removes sub-micron particulates and aerosols to protect downstream equipment and processes from contamination. At 7 inches in height, it is engineered as a direct drop-in replacement for compatible Parker filter housings. Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance professionals, or compressed air system specialists working on plant air or process gas lines.

This filter element is intended for use with the Parker 8312 Filter Series. It is suited for applications where fine filtration at 0.01 micron is required, such as instrument air systems, spray finishing, food-grade air lines, and other applications demanding clean, dry, contaminant-free compressed air or gas. The 7-inch element height makes it a straightforward replacement service item in the field or during scheduled preventive maintenance intervals.

Key Features

• 0.01 micron filtration rating for sub-micron particulate and aerosol removal
• 7 inches overall height — direct replacement fit for Parker 8312 housings
• Packaged quantity of 2 elements per package
• Designed as an OEM-style replacement to restore original filtration performance
• Suitable for compressed air and process gas applications requiring high-purity output

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Parker 8312 Filter Series as a direct replacement filter element.

Installation Notes

Filter element replacement should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with compressed air system service. Before servicing, depressurize the filter housing completely and isolate it from the air supply by closing upstream and downstream shutoff valves. Follow the housing manufacturer's instructions for element removal and installation to ensure a proper seal. Dispose of used filter elements in accordance with local regulations, particularly if the system handles process gases or contaminant-laden air streams.