Parker 925602Q Hydraulic Filter Element 2 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 925602Q is a hydraulic filter element designed to remove oil contamination from hydraulic fluid circuits. Constructed with microglass filter media, it delivers 2-micron filtration efficiency for tight contamination control in demanding hydraulic systems. The element measures 1.0 inch inside diameter and 1.78 inches outside diameter, making it a compact but capable component for inline hydraulic filtration housings. It weighs 0.5 pounds. This element is installed by hydraulic system technicians and industrial maintenance professionals performing routine filter service or contamination remediation on fluid power equipment.

This filter element is suited for hydraulic systems requiring fine particulate and oil contamination control at the 2-micron level. Typical installations include industrial fluid power systems, mobile hydraulic equipment, and machine tool hydraulic circuits where consistent fluid cleanliness is critical to pump, valve, and actuator longevity. It is sold individually and is a direct replacement for several cross-reference part numbers from major filter manufacturers including Pall, Donaldson, Vickers, Fairey Arlon, PTI, and Stauff.

Key Features

• 2-micron microglass filter media for fine hydraulic fluid filtration
• Removes oil contamination from hydraulic circuits
• 1.0 inch inside diameter and 1.78 inches outside diameter for compatibility with standard filter housings
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for easy handling during filter changes
• Direct cross-reference replacement for Pall HC9020FKP8H, Donaldson P167838, Vickers V3042B2V03, Fairey Arlon R920-H-0803A, PTI FK-020-GG-B, and Stauff SP020E03B

Compatibility

Confirmed cross-reference replacements: Pall HC9020FKP8H, Donaldson P167838, Vickers V3042B2V03, Fairey Arlon R920-H-0803A, PTI FK-020-GG-B, and Stauff SP020E03B. Verify housing dimensions and micron rating requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter elements should be replaced by qualified technicians familiar with fluid power systems. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit completely before opening any filter housing. Contain residual hydraulic fluid during removal to prevent environmental contamination and slipping hazards. Verify the replacement element micron rating and dimensions match the housing specifications before installation.