Parker 3PU35-280 X 1 Replacement Filter Element 3 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 3PU35-280 X 1 is a cellulose replacement filter element rated at 3 microns, designed for use in compressed air filtration systems. It seats into the Finite H-Series filter housing and provides particulate removal to keep downstream pneumatic equipment, tools, and instrumentation free of contaminants. With a flow capacity ranging from 1330 to 1660 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM), this element handles demanding industrial and trade applications. Licensed HVAC technicians, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance professionals are the typical installers. The cellulose media construction balances filtration efficiency with dirt-holding capacity for routine service intervals.

This replacement filter element is intended for compressed air systems where the Finite H-Series filter housing is already installed. Typical applications include industrial air lines, pneumatic control systems, and shop air distribution where particulate contamination must be controlled upstream of sensitive components. The 3-micron rating makes it appropriate for general-purpose filtration rather than fine mist or coalescing applications. It is sold and packaged as a single element per unit.

Key Features

• 3-micron filtration rating removes fine particulate from compressed air streams
• Cellulose filter media provides reliable dirt-holding capacity for standard service cycles
• Flow range of 1330 to 1660 SCFM suits high-demand industrial compressed air systems
• Direct OEM-style replacement for Finite H-Series filter housings — no modification required
• Single-element packaging simplifies inventory and scheduled maintenance ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement filter element for use with the Parker Finite H-Series filter housing. No other specific model numbers or system families were stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with compressed air system service. Before replacing the filter element, isolate and depressurize the filter housing completely and verify zero pressure before opening. Follow the housing manufacturer's instructions for element seating and seal inspection. Dispose of the used element in accordance with local regulations, particularly if the system handles oil-laden or contaminated air.