Parker 922624 Hydraulic Filter Element 10 Micron 50 Gpm

Product Description

The PARKER 922624 is a cellulose hydraulic filter element rated at 10 microns, designed to remove oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits. It supports a maximum flow rate of 50 GPM and is built for straight-thread installation into compatible hydraulic filter housings. The cellulose filter media captures particulate and oil-based contamination, protecting downstream hydraulic components from wear and fouling. This element is installed by hydraulic technicians and maintenance professionals servicing industrial, mobile, or stationary hydraulic systems where consistent fluid cleanliness is critical to equipment reliability and service life.

The 922624 suits hydraulic systems requiring a 10-micron filtration stage for oil removal. It is appropriate for applications where cellulose media provides sufficient particle retention at moderate flow rates up to 50 GPM. Typical install scenarios include in-line or return-line filter housings in industrial machinery, mobile equipment, and power unit assemblies. The straight-thread outlet connection allows secure, leak-resistant installation in standard hydraulic filter bowl assemblies. This element is sold and replaced as a single unit, making it straightforward to source for scheduled filter maintenance intervals.

Key Features

• 10-micron cellulose filter media for oil contamination removal
• Maximum flow rate of 50 GPM for moderate to high-demand hydraulic circuits
• Straight-thread connection standard for secure, leak-resistant housing installation
• 1-inch outlet size for compatibility with standard hydraulic filter housings
• Lightweight construction at 0.7 pounds for easy handling during element replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement hydraulic filter element for use in standard straight-thread hydraulic filter housings that accept a 10-micron cellulose element with a 1-inch outlet connection.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter element replacement is performed by qualified hydraulic technicians or maintenance personnel. Before servicing, depressurize the hydraulic system completely and allow fluid temperature to drop to a safe handling level. Contain and dispose of used hydraulic fluid in accordance with local environmental regulations. Verify that the replacement element matches the housing thread standard and micron rating required by the system before installation.