Parker 6CK35-074 Coalescing Filter Element Kit 0.01 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 6CK35-074 is a coalescing filter element kit designed for compressed air and gas filtration systems. It uses a microglass filter media rated at 0.01 micron to capture fine aerosols, oil mist, and submicron particulates from compressed air lines. The kit is a direct service replacement for the Wilkerson MTP-95-560 filter body, allowing technicians to restore filtration performance without replacing the full housing assembly. Compressed air system technicians and maintenance professionals install this element during scheduled filter maintenance or when pressure drop across the filter exceeds acceptable limits.

This element kit is suited for industrial and commercial compressed air applications where clean, dry air is critical to downstream equipment performance. Typical installations include pneumatic control systems, spray finishing lines, instrumentation supply lines, and other applications requiring sub-micron liquid aerosol removal. It is specifically matched to the Wilkerson MTP-95-560 filter housing and is not a universal fit for other housing models.

Key Features

• 0.01 micron rating removes fine oil aerosols and submicron contaminants from compressed air
• Microglass filter media provides high-efficiency coalescing performance
• Direct replacement element for Wilkerson MTP-95-560 filter housing
• Kit format simplifies scheduled maintenance with all necessary element components included
• Sold as a single kit quantity

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Wilkerson MTP-95-560 filter housing. Confirm housing model before ordering, as this element is not interchangeable with other housing sizes or series.

Installation Notes

Depressurize and isolate the compressed air line before servicing the filter housing. A licensed or qualified compressed air systems technician should perform element replacement in accordance with the equipment manufacturer's service instructions and applicable facility safety procedures. Inspect the housing bowl, seals, and drain valve for wear or damage during each element change. Dispose of the used element in accordance with local regulations, particularly if the system handles oil-laden air.