Parker 926843Q Hydraulic Filter Element 5 Micron Oil Removal

Product Description

The PARKER 926843Q is a 5-micron hydraulic filter element constructed from microglass media, designed to remove oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits. Measuring 1.7 inches inside diameter and 3.14 inches outside diameter, this element fits a range of hydraulic filter housings that accept equivalent cross-referenced elements from major OEM suppliers. At 1.3 pounds, it is a direct drop-in replacement for several industry-standard elements and is installed by hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals performing scheduled fluid maintenance or system contamination control.

This element is suited for hydraulic systems in mobile, industrial, and stationary applications where consistent fluid cleanliness is critical to system longevity. It is commonly installed during planned filter change intervals or in response to high differential pressure indicators on hydraulic power units, presses, lifts, and similar equipment. The 5-micron microglass construction targets fine particulate and oil contamination, making it appropriate for systems with tight component tolerances.

Key Features

• 5-micron microglass media for fine oil and particulate removal
• 1.7 inches inside diameter and 3.14 inches outside diameter for broad housing compatibility
• Lightweight at 1.3 pounds for easy handling during filter change procedures
• Direct cross-reference replacement for Hydac, Pall, Donaldson, Schroeder, Vickers, Stauff, Hycon, PTI, and Fairey Arlon elements
• Single-element packaging with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

The PARKER 926843Q directly replaces the following OEM part numbers: Hydac H9600/8-005BN, Hycon H9600/8-005BN, PTI HF3-030-HF-B, Fairey Arlon R960-H-0806A, Pall HC9600FKN8H, Donaldson P164601, Stauff SP070E05B, Schroeder 8TS3, and Vickers V6021V2V05.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter elements should be replaced by qualified hydraulic technicians or industrial maintenance personnel following the equipment manufacturer's recommended service intervals. Before servicing, depressurize the hydraulic system completely and allow fluid to cool to a safe handling temperature. Contain and properly dispose of any residual hydraulic fluid released during element removal, in compliance with local environmental regulations. Verify the replacement element dimensions and micron rating match the housing specifications before installation.