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The PARKER 927182Q is a hydraulic filter element designed to remove oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits. Constructed from microglass media, it delivers 2-micron filtration efficiency, capturing fine particulates that cause component wear and system degradation. With an inside diameter of 1.7 inches and an outside diameter of 3.14 inches, this element fits a range of standard hydraulic filter housings. It is a direct replacement for elements from multiple manufacturers, making it a practical choice for service technicians maintaining industrial, mobile, or stationary hydraulic equipment. Installation requires no special tools beyond standard filter housing wrenches.
This filter element is suited for hydraulic systems where tight contamination control is critical, including industrial machinery, mobile equipment, and power units using oil-based hydraulic fluid. The 2-micron microglass media is appropriate for systems with sensitive servo valves, proportional valves, or high-pressure actuators where particulate-induced wear is a primary concern. It ships as a single element and is intended for use during scheduled filter maintenance intervals. Technicians working on equipment originally fitted with Hydac, Hycon, Pall, Donaldson, Stauff, Vickers, Pti, or Fairey Arlon elements will find this a compatible cross-reference replacement.
Cross-references as a replacement for the following manufacturer part numbers: Hydac H9601/13-003BH, Hycon H9601/13-003BH, Pti HF3-050-GU-B, Fairey Arlon R961-H-1303A, Pall HC6901FDP13H, Donaldson P167411, Stauff SP090F03B, and Vickers V6024B4H03.
Hydraulic filter element replacement is typically performed by a hydraulic systems technician or qualified mechanic. Before servicing, depressurize the hydraulic system completely and relieve any stored energy in accumulators before removing the filter housing. Dispose of used filter elements and drained fluid in accordance with local regulations for oil-contaminated materials. Inspect the filter housing seal and O-ring at each service interval and replace as needed to prevent bypass leakage.
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