Parker 926697Q Hydraulic Filter Element 2 Micron Microglass

Product Description

The PARKER 926697Q is a 2-micron hydraulic filter element constructed from microglass media and designed to remove oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid systems. With an inside diameter of 1.7 inches and an outside diameter of 3.14 inches, this element fits a range of industrial hydraulic filter housings. At 1.3 pounds, it is a compact, direct-drop-in replacement for elements from multiple OEM manufacturers. It is installed by hydraulic system technicians servicing industrial machinery, mobile equipment, and fluid power systems where tight contamination control is critical to pump and valve longevity.

This filter element is suited for hydraulic systems requiring fine filtration at the 2-micron level. It is designed for use in high-pressure hydraulic circuits where oil cleanliness directly affects component life. Typical applications include industrial power units, mobile hydraulic systems, and machine tool hydraulics. The microglass construction provides consistent particle capture efficiency across the element service life. It serves as a verified cross-reference replacement for elements originally specified from Hydac, Hycon, Pti, Fairey Arlon, Pall, Donaldson, Stauff, Schroeder, and Vickers.

Key Features

• 2-micron absolute filtration rating for precise contamination control
• Microglass filter media for high particle capture efficiency and structural integrity
• 1.7-inch inside diameter and 3.14-inch outside diameter for broad housing compatibility
• Removes oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits
• Verified cross-reference replacement for elements from nine major OEM filter manufacturers
• 1.3-pound lightweight construction for easy handling during servicing

Compatibility

Direct replacement for Hydac H9600/8-003BN, Hycon H9600/8-003BN, Pti HF3-030-GF-B, Fairey Arlon R960-H-0803A, Pall HC9600FKP8H, Donaldson P169904, Stauff SP070E03B, Schroeder 8TS1, and Vickers V6021B2V03.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of hydraulic filter elements should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit completely before opening any filter housing. Inspect the housing seals and o-rings for wear during each element change and replace them as needed. Dispose of used filter elements and drained hydraulic fluid in accordance with applicable local environmental regulations.