Parker 926170 Hydraulic Filter Element 25 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 926170 is a cellulose hydraulic filter element rated at 25 microns, designed to remove oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits. With an inside diameter of 1.5 inches and an outside diameter of 5.12 inches, this element fits into standard hydraulic filter housings used across industrial and mobile equipment applications. The cellulose filter media provides reliable particulate and oil removal in moderate-pressure hydraulic systems. Licensed hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals typically specify this element for routine filter change intervals or as a direct replacement for elements from multiple competing manufacturers.

This element is suited for use in hydraulic power units, mobile hydraulic systems, and industrial machinery where a 25-micron cellulose element is the specified service part. It serves as a confirmed replacement for elements from Hydac, Hycon, Pti, Zinga, Fairey Arlon, Pall, Donaldson, Stauff, and Vickers, making it a practical cross-reference option during service when the original supplier element is unavailable. It is packaged and sold individually.

Key Features

• 25-micron filtration rating removes oil and particulate from hydraulic fluid
• Cellulose filter media construction suitable for standard hydraulic fluid service
• 1.5 inches inside diameter and 5.12 inches outside diameter for direct housing fitment
• Verified cross-reference replacement for elements from Hydac, Pall, Donaldson, Vickers, Stauff, and others
• Sold individually with no minimum order quantity beyond one unit

Compatibility

Confirmed replacement for the following manufacturer part numbers: Hydac MFE160-25/2, Hycon MFE160-25/2, Pti F4E-050-DC-B, Zinga SE-25, Fairey Arlon FA-57-25, Pall HC7500SKJ4H, Donaldson P165879, Stauff SF6710, and Vickers 941191.

Installation Notes

Installation of hydraulic filter elements should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician or industrial maintenance professional. Always depressurize and isolate the hydraulic system and allow fluid to cool before replacing the filter element. Dispose of used elements and any drained hydraulic fluid in accordance with local environmental regulations. Inspect the filter housing seals and o-rings at each element change and replace any damaged sealing components before returning the system to service.