Parker 6QU51-280 X 1 Coalescing Filter Element Kit

Product Description

The PARKER 6QU51-280 X 1 is a coalescing filter element kit designed to remove submicron aerosols, oil mist, and fine particulate from compressed air and gas systems. Rated at 0.01 micron, it provides high-efficiency filtration using a Microglass filter media construction. The kit is rated for flows up to 1500 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM), making it suitable for industrial and commercial compressed air applications. Installation is performed by licensed industrial mechanics or HVAC technicians servicing compressed air treatment equipment. At 9 pounds, this is a substantial replacement element built for demanding filtration duty.

This element kit is engineered for use with Finite ASME series compressed air filter housings. It is used in industrial facilities, manufacturing plants, and commercial operations where clean, dry, oil-free compressed air is required for process equipment, pneumatic tools, or instrumentation. The Microglass media delivers consistent sub-micron coalescing performance across its rated flow range, capturing fine aerosols and liquid droplets before they reach downstream equipment.

Key Features

• 0.01 micron filtration rating for sub-micron aerosol and oil mist removal
• Microglass filter media for high-efficiency coalescing performance
• Rated to 1500 SCFM for high-flow compressed air system compatibility
• Designed for use with Finite ASME filter housings
• Kit format simplifies replacement with all necessary components included

Compatibility

Designed for use with Finite ASME series compressed air filter housings as specified by PARKER.

Installation Notes

Element replacement should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with compressed air treatment systems. Isolate and depressurize the filter housing completely before disassembling the bowl or removing the spent element. Follow the housing manufacturer's installation sequence and torque guidelines printed on the housing body or in the service manual. Proper element seating is critical to maintaining rated filtration efficiency.