Parker 925520 Hydraulic Filter Element 10 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 925520 is a cellulose hydraulic filter element rated at 10 microns, designed to remove oil contamination from hydraulic fluid circuits. With an inside diameter of 1.63 inches and an outside diameter of 3.95 inches, this element fits standard hydraulic filter housings used across industrial and mobile equipment applications. At 1.4 pounds, it is a direct-service replacement element intended for installation by hydraulic system technicians and maintenance mechanics performing scheduled filter service intervals.

This element is suited for hydraulic systems in industrial machinery, mobile equipment, and fluid power circuits where consistent oil cleanliness is required. The cellulose media provides reliable particulate capture at the 10-micron rating, making it appropriate for general-purpose hydraulic service where synthetic or glass-fiber media is not specified. It serves as a drop-in replacement for several OEM and aftermarket elements, simplifying sourcing for mixed-fleet maintenance operations.

Key Features

• 10-micron cellulose filter media for general-purpose hydraulic oil filtration
• Inside diameter of 1.63 inches and outside diameter of 3.95 inches for standard housing compatibility
• Removes oil contamination to maintain hydraulic fluid cleanliness
• Direct replacement for Hydac HK010P, Hycon HK010P, Donaldson P167410, and Schroeder K10
• Lightweight at 1.4 pounds for easy handling during filter change intervals

Compatibility

Serves as a direct replacement for Hydac part number HK010P, Hycon part number HK010P, Donaldson part number P167410, and Schroeder part number K10. Designed for use in hydraulic filter housings accepting elements with a 1.63-inch ID and 3.95-inch OD.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician following the equipment manufacturer's filter service procedure. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit before removing the filter housing to prevent fluid release under pressure. Inspect the housing seals and o-rings at each service interval and replace as needed. Dispose of used filter elements and hydraulic fluid in accordance with applicable local environmental regulations.